Dogs escaped from car accident on Ipima Street Braddon

Dante 23 January 2011 23 January 2011 2

About an hour ago there was a serious car accident on Ipima Street in Braddon.

It transpired from one of the injured that they had some dogs in the car with them, and the dogs have done a runner. My girlfriend and I have just spent an hour combing Braddon with a few others trying to find them to no avail.

One is a caramel colour, one is black and they may be injured and they’re definitely frightened.

If anyone has seen anything, please let us know, we’ve got contact details for the police so we can pass on any information to the affected parties.

Thanks all.

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2 Responses to Dogs escaped from car accident on Ipima Street Braddon

Dante 2:05 pm 23 Jan 11

This was last night at approximately 7pm. Hoping they’ve been found by now, the woman was very traumatized and we just wanted to help.

Brianna 11:28 am 23 Jan 11

Sad that the accident happened but nice that strangers are going out of their way to try and find lost and frightened dogs.

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