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An Offaly dog owner has issued an urgent appeal as her beloved dog has been missing since October.
Sharon Taylor shared the news in posts online, saying that Morris went missing on the 12th October on Daingean Road, Tullamore.
Morris is a seven year old labrador and mastiff cross, and was wearing a cream collar when he went missing.
In an update today, Sharon shared that Morris was spotted this morning in Whitehall this morning, and urged locals to help the dog.
"If you spot him and are trying to catch him please sit down and call him, he is really spooked," Sharon explained.
Anyone with information on the dog is urged to contact Sharon by phone at 0830804064.
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