Published date: 29 June 2016 |
Published by: Steve Craddock Read more articles by Steve Craddock Email reporter
Pebbles the giant rabbit
A COLWYN Bay mum-of-three has called for the return of her beloved rabbit after fears the pet was stolen.
Danielle Dew, 33, of Woodhill Road, said she and her children had been left heartbroken after 4-month-old giant continental rabbit named Pebbles was stolen from her back garden in Woodhill Road.
She said: "They're so big they are more like dogs. She is so confident she'd probably go right up to a stranger.
"I've knocked on doors, I've had posters made, I've walked the streets until one in the morning looking for her.
"Who ever has taken my baby please just put her back in the garden and run. We just want her back. Me and my children are heartbroken - she's part of the family."
Ms Dew, who has two sons aged five and six and a daughter aged two, added her other rabbit, four-month-old Ebony, has also been affected by Pebbles' disappearance and has been pining for her.
A spokesperson for North Wales Police confirmed a report has been received that at some time between 2.30pm and 4.30pm on Monday, June 27 an unknown offender entered a secure garden in Woodhill Road, Colwyn Bay, and stole a large continental rabbit.
Police enquiries are ongoing. Anyone who may have seen any suspicious behavior in Woodhill Road at the time of the incident can contact police on 101 with reference number: RC160 9460
Danielle Dew, 33, of Woodhill Road, said she and her children had been left heartbroken after 4-month-old giant continental rabbit named Pebbles was stolen from her back garden in Woodhill Road.
She said: "They're so big they are more like dogs. She is so confident she'd probably go right up to a stranger.
"I've knocked on doors, I've had posters made, I've walked the streets until one in the morning looking for her.
"Who ever has taken my baby please just put her back in the garden and run. We just want her back. Me and my children are heartbroken - she's part of the family."
Ms Dew, who has two sons aged five and six and a daughter aged two, added her other rabbit, four-month-old Ebony, has also been affected by Pebbles' disappearance and has been pining for her.
A spokesperson for North Wales Police confirmed a report has been received that at some time between 2.30pm and 4.30pm on Monday, June 27 an unknown offender entered a secure garden in Woodhill Road, Colwyn Bay, and stole a large continental rabbit.
Police enquiries are ongoing. Anyone who may have seen any suspicious behavior in Woodhill Road at the time of the incident can contact police on 101 with reference number: RC160 9460
see-http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/163740/colwyn-bay-mum-appeals-for-return-of-beloved-family-pet.aspx
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