Joy as missing therapy dog Maple is safely returned to her Wokingham owner
Joy as missing therapy dog, Maple, is safely returned to her owner
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Owner forced to put pet to sleep after suspected poisoning
A dog owner has issued a warning over walkies after he had to put his “shadow” to sleep following a ...
Wokingham dog groomer launches pup-friendly stickers for shops, cafes and pubs across borough
“We have been round the town centre and given all the dog-friendly places stickers for their doors and windows... my ...
Police appeal for witnesses after dog attack in Winnersh
Yesterday morning, at approximately 10.20am a member of the public was injured from a dog bite on Reading Road.
YOUR PICTURES: Can you see a dog’s head in this cloud?
Wokingham Paper reader Harry Atkinson spotted a dog among the clouds when returning from a two-week holiday in America
Woman assaulted by ‘Eastern European’ man while walking her dogs in Arborfield
A WOMAN out walking her dogs early yesterday morning was assaulted by a man being described as Eastern European. However, ...
Can you help find dog who went missing in Wokingham?
OWNERS of a dog who has been missing for almost a month are appealing for help to find him. Eddie ...
Community rallies round to hunt for missing dogs in Arborfield
THE people of Arborfield are coming together to hunt for two dogs which went missing last week. Jack Russells Jasmine ...
Wokingham couple give a dog a home
A COUPLE from Wokingham came home from holiday with a little more than just a souvenir - they rescued a ...
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