Detectives today released an e-fit of the missing mother of baby George three weeks after he was found wrapped in a blanket in a park.
The baby, thought to be just hours old, was found at The Mounds in Kings Norton, Birmingham, at 5.40pm on April 22.
The newborn was named George by hospital staff because he was discovered by a dog walker just before St George s Day.
Despite an urgent appeal to track down the mother, West Midlands Police have so far been unable to find her.
Today the force released a computer generated image of a woman they are keen to speak to as part of the ongoing search.
Detectives will today issue a fresh appeal for the mother of a baby boy who was found by a dog in a park.
The baby, thought to be just hours old, was found at The Mounds in Kings Norton, Birmingham, at around 5.30pm on Thursday.
The newborn has since been named George by police because he was discovered the day before St George s Day.
CCTV captured footage of a woman walking along the road moments earlier and this afternoon, detectives will renew their appeals for information at a press conference and release a photo of baby George.
CCTV footage shows a woman walking along Shannon Road just before 5.10pm that afternoon
Praise has today poured in for Hel the hero husky who found a newborn baby boy abandoned in a park in Birmingham.
Semi-retired royal engineer Terry Walsh, 64, was stunned when his dog miraculously uncovered the hours-old infant wrapped in a blanket at The Mound in Kings Norton at 5.30pm on April 22.
He has since explained he believes Hel was sent from heaven to rescue the baby boy, who was dressed in a £1 Matalan T-shirt when he was found.
Without the help of his husky Mr Walsh may have simply walked by what he thought was a discarded blanket.
Fortunately, he heard the baby crying after Hel ran over, lay beside the rolled-up shawl and began gently nudging the baby with his nose.
CCTV footage has been released by detectives seeking a woman they believe could help with their inquiries, as they continue to search for the mother of a newborn baby found in a Birmingham park.
The baby boy was possibly just hours old when he was discovered by a dog walker on at The Mounds in Kings Norton in the southwest of the city at around 5.30pm on Thursday.
CCTV footage shows a woman walking along Shannon Road just before 5.10pm that afternoon.
CCTV footage shows a woman walking along Shannon Road just before 5.10pm that afternoon
The force said: We re appealing directly to the mother of the boy or anyone who knows who she is to please get in touch
17:51 EDT, 23 April 2021
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A stunned dog walker has spoken of the moment he found an hours old baby boy abandoned in a Birmingham park.
Semi-retired royal engineer Terry Walsh, 64, was left stunned when his female dog, Hel, miraculously uncovered the hours-old infant wrapped in a blanket at The Mound in Kings Norton at 5.30pm yesterday evening.
Meanwhile, police have released pictures of a £1 Matalan T-shirt worn by the baby boy when he was found, as police desperately search for the mother.
Without the help of his husky Mr Walsh would have walked by what he thought was a discarded blanket.