Trainer rocked by £13,500 dog burglary
on social media: “I am totally broken. My God this can’t be happening.
“You’re my only sister, my niece. Please man tell
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Nicole’s fiancee Vicky King posted images of the takeaway worker.
The post read: “So glad I have all these memories with you. You’ll never know how much you mean to me.
“I will love you till the end of time my darling. I will miss that beautiful smile, that wee gorgeous person inside and out.
“You made me the happiest person on this planet daily, until we meet again baby I love you. Sleep tight princess.”
The crash occurred on the C50 road near Auchinleck. Yesterday the car was on the grass verge under a tarpaulin. The area was sealed off as forensics officers worked, while roads in Kilmarnock town centre were also closed.
John Burns, NHS Ayrshire and Arran chief executive, added that following the tragic incidents “our thoughts are with all the families and individuals affected by these events”. first me
A DOG trainer has been left devastated after four sheepdogs worth £13,500 in total were stolen from their kennel.
Frank Satterthwaite, 71, who owns three of the dogs, said he “couldn’t believe it” when he found the door had been kicked in.
He added: “Not only are they very excellent working dogs they’re also family pets that we love. I didn’t realise how much I loved them until they were gone.”
The retired builder, from rural Cumbria, has been training dogs for 40 years.Three bitches and one male were stolen between 3pm on January 27 and 12.20pm on January 28.
Cumbria Police said: “The dogs are all black and white, although one has a yellow colour under her chest and another has one brown eye and one blue.”