Exhausted pet dog is back after going missing for five days in the villages of North Yorkshire
A much-loved pet dog has been reunited with his family after wandering for 40 miles or more in villages across North Yorkshire for five days while his owners launched moonlit searches with the help of neighbours and friends.
Wednesday, 5th May 2021, 9:16 am
Reunited: The wandering Seth the Cockapoo back with his owners dad Nick Wield, mum Anna and children James, 14; Daisy, 11; and William, nine. (Picture Gerard Binks)
Owner Nick Wield, Head of Wellbeing at Belmont Grosvenor School in Birstwith near Harrogate, and his wife Anna and three children were distraught when, their seven-year-old apricot Cockapoo called Seth disappeared while being taken for a walk in the Masham area.
Shares
Pupils and staff at Belmont Grosvenor school are hoping to spread some Christmas cheer and share the joy of reading with hundreds of children across the region.
The school has donated more than 500 books to Bradford Stories, the literacy campaign from the National Literacy Trust and Bradford Council which aims to improve literacy levels in the city by promoting reading, writing, speaking and listening.
The haul of books, ranging from babies’ first picture books, to simple readers, topic books and young teenage novels, will be gifted to children across the Bradford area, through the National Literacy Trust campaign, many of whom don’t own a single book.