WHITE MEDIUM TO LARGE DOG FELL OFF UTE BETWEEN PETONE AND WELLINGTON. MAYBE BE INJURED. DID YOU WITNESS THIS?
Roze Mackintosh
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Our dog went missing off the back of my old man truck yesterday arvo , outside the warehouse in Petone Wellington , if any sightings pls contact me know he is injured and needs his meds !
Update : Soo I had the wrong info sorry my dad said someone loosened his cage on the truck outside the warehouse and he fell off the truck in his cage 😔 on the moterway from petone to wellington … when they got back around to the cage he was gone . Sorry for the miss information but currently still missing !
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