In This Issue
Pet firm boss dismisses any talk of retirement after receiving Lifetime Achievement Award
Excitement builds as AQUA 2019 gets set to open
New National survey reveals lack of portion control is contributing to the UK’s pet obesity crisis
Sustainability: Is pet food catching up?
Danish Design makes further steps to reduce plastic waste
Major pet companies book their stands at PATS Sandown
Entrepreneur of the Year Award for dog food firm owner
Ruffwear launches unique 2-in-1 jacket-harness
‘Animal OBE’ presented to US Secret Service dog
Collared Creatures encourages dog owners to wear it pink as they donate 25% of the sales from their Harris Tweed collars to Breast Cancer Now
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Police hunt two men after Pets at Home store theft
Natures Menu donates thousand meals to Wood Green, The Animals Charity
Dogs Trust benefits from Billy + Margot donation
Pet food firm and pet store team up to raise over £1,000 for Dogs For Good campaign
Quitting smoking improves the health of yourself and man's best friend
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Vets raise £630 for Vetlife charity
The best of the previous Pet Trade Xtra
Amazing turnaround for UK Pet Retailer of the Year
Pet shop to close after 45 years of trading
Pets Choice bolsters team with senior appointments
Lily’s Kitchen launches new range of ‘proper meat’ treats
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Police hunt two men after Pets at Home store theft

 

Lincolnshire police would like to speak with two men in connection with a theft from Pets at Home in Boston.

 

On October 4th one man entered the Queen Street store and took a variety of dog harnesses worth £366 from a display. A second male then placed the harnesses into a bag before both males left the store without paying.

 

The men are described below:

Suspect 1- between 60 to 70 years old, bald, wearing glasses, a white short sleeve shirt and a blue body warmer.

Suspect 2- middle aged, brown short hair, wearing a blue top.

 

"If you know who these men are or can assist with our investigation please contact us in one of the following ways," said a police spokesperson.

 

By calling 101 quoting the reference 329 of 4th October 2019.

By e-mailing control@lincs.pnn.police.uk - please remember to put the reference 329 of October 4th in the subject box;

You can also contact the police through the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org.

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