RSPCA appeals to find owner of cockapoos found wandering alone in Norfolk countryside

Credit: RSPCA
The dogs were in poor condition when they were found near Pulham St Mary in Norfolk. Credit: RSPCA

The RSPCA is appealing for help to find the owner of two cockapoos who were found wandering on their own.

The pair were discovered near the village of Pulham St Mary near Diss in Norfolk in early December last year.

Both animals, a male and a female, appeared to be uncared for: one had an ear infection and was badly bruised and the other had a very matted coat.

The RSPCA said the poor condition of the pets meant it was investigating, and was trying to find out who had owned them.

In the meantime they have been collected by the dog warden and found a new home.

Inspector Ben Kirby said: “We are appealing for anyone who may be able to help identify the owner of the dogs to come forward please and one with information is asked to call 0300 123 8018 quoting incident 1406044.”

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