MEMBERS of the public are still urgently searching for a "timid and nervous" beloved dog, who has been missing for three weeks.
April, a small red/brown Cockapoo went missing on June 20 from Northlea Avenue, in Thackley.
She was last seen at 9pm in Wrose Brow Road, near Christ Church School.
April is microchipped, described as being "timid and nervous" and "scared", and is walked at Idle Cricket Club.
Anyone who sees her has been urged not to chase her but to keep her in sight and contact the following numbers: 07815 592944, 07983 568392, 07931 175135, or 07940 739361.
Buster’s Animal SOS Team West Yorkshire, which is based in Keighley, said: "April is a much-loved family pet. Help to get her back home."
The group is offering a "finders fee" for information leading to a safe return.
Missing poster for April (Image: UGC)
A large search was organised and took place on Sunday, at 2.30pm from Christ Church School but April is still missing.
Harriet Pollard, who is the daughter of the pet's owner Racheal Chester, continues to share the missing poster for April on Facebook and said on July 2: "Please keep sharing guys we need our baby girl home."
Mark Wright, who is engaged to Harriet, has also shared the poster on social media.
On June 26, he said: "With the recent weather she's very likely seeking shade throughout the day so we ask if possible, can you please check your gardens, under your cars, garden benches, anywhere she fits she will sit.
"You've probably seen us walking around all hours of the day, having drones out, creeping by in the cars staring into your front gardens but obviously and respectfully we can't go invading everyone's garden to check, which is where she very likely is hiding out from the sun.
"Has your neighbour randomly acquired a bark throughout the week out of the blue?
"We will treat any information with confidentiality.
"Any help at all means the world to us and we thank you for all the help so far.
"It's approaching a week now she's been missing."
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