Snookie
Missing family dog. Please report any sighting immediately.
COMMUNITY ALERT // STRUISBULT // IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE REQUESTED
⚠ MISSING DOG // SNOOKIE
Last seen 19 June 2026 in Struisbult. Please keep an eye out for Snookie in Struisbult and surrounding areas.
IDENTIFICATION // PHOTOGRAPHS
Please compare the photographs below. If you have seen Snookie, or if Snookie is currently in your possession, contact 061 233 7792 as soon as possible.
IDENTIFICATION // PRIORITY SEARCH
Missing family dog. Please report any sighting immediately.
White and tan colouring.
Snookie has a distinctive tan heart-shaped marking on the left side.
Snookie is blind in the left eye and has bad hearing.
LAST KNOWN AREA // PRIORITY SEARCH
Snookie was last seen on 19 June 2026 in the Struisbult area.
Please keep watch in Struisbult and surrounding areas.
Call if Snookie is spotted, or if you have Snookie in your possession. Please provide the location and any useful details.
CALL NOWIF YOU SEE SNOOKIE // PLEASE ACT QUICKLY
Because Snookie is blind in the left eye and has bad hearing, avoid sudden movements, shouting or chasing if possible.
If it is safe, keep visual contact and note the exact location and direction Snookie is travelling.
Call 061 233 7792 immediately with the sighting location and any useful information.
REPORT SIGHTINGCOMMUNITY RESPONSE
Please share this missing-dog alert with people in Struisbult and surrounding areas. A sighting could make all the difference.
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A possible sighting should be compared against Snookie’s combination of breed, white-and-tan colouring, distinctive tan heart-shaped marking and the known condition of the left eye. Because distance and movement can make identification difficult, report uncertainty clearly and include the exact location and time whenever possible.
Snookie’s limited hearing and blindness in the left eye are important when approaching. Sudden movement or loud attempts to attract attention may not have the expected effect. Where safe, remain calm, avoid forcing the dog toward traffic or another hazard, and communicate the sighting promptly so that recovery assistance can be coordinated.