R1000,00 reward

Pniel between Stellenbosch and Franschoek

After returning from work on Monday the 17th of February 2020 at 16h00, the owner discovered that Luna, a trainee Search And Rescue K9, was not present on the property. A section of the boundary fence was found to be “open”. Luna was last seen at 11h00 on Monday morning, and it is believed that she went missing between 11h00 and 12h00 the same day.

A search of the immediate farm area which is close to Boschendal ensued. WSAR members of the K9 Search And Rescue unit were accompanied by local volunteers who searched until after dark. On Tuesday morning, the operation resumed, and by late afternoon, the dog had still not been found.

It is thought that Luna may have escaped through the “open” fence, or that she may have been lured after it was compromised by an individual.

Should you spot Luna, please contact 0797866812 ASAP.

Descriptions:

  • Name – Luna
  • Breed – Hairless African Sand Dog
  • Gender – female
  • Collar – green camoflage
  • Tag – pink bone shaped name tag, LUNA 0797866812
  • No micro chip
  • Ears – halfmast in general, up when very alert
  • Tail – straight in general, coiled upwards when alert
  • Colour – charcoal throughout with pink/white small patches sides, hind and chest areas
  • Distinguishing marks – very slight white area on forehead running down on her nose
  • No hair on her body (hairless)

 

The search resumes on Wednesday.

WSAR urges the public and tourists to please:-

  • be on the lookout and call 0797866812  should any information become available. A Reward of R1000,00 will be offered

WSAR is a volunteer based organisation.

Call 021 937 0300 or 112 for any wilderness or mountain rescue response.

In association with the Western Cape Emergency Medical Services.

 

WSAR is a member of the International Commission of Alpine Rescue.

 

 

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