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03 Feb 2026
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03 Feb 2026
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A BELOVED family pet dog called Milo has been missing for more than a month and his owners are desperately trying to find him, and need all the help they can get.
He is a small three year old neutered male miniature dachshund, black and tan.
He was last seen on bog road leading to Derryounce Lakes and Trails on the outskirts of Portarlington on December 14 at 2pm.
Please keep an eye out and ask any friends or neighbours to do the same, Milo's owners are worried he has been picked up by someone who may not know they are looking for him.
To get in touch if you have any information please email findmilo2026@gmail.com or call Ruanne on 087 9657049.
Please spread the word and help us to find Milo.
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