Former Arsenal and Juventus player Aaron Ramsey has made a heartfelt plea for help in finding his missing dog Halo, stating, “we just want our girl back.” Ramsey, a midfielder for Pumas in Mexico, has increased the reward for Halo’s safe return along with his wife, Colleen.
Expressing gratitude to the Mexican community for their support, the Ramseys released a video on social media acknowledging the kindness and assistance received in the search for Halo. They emphasized the overwhelming support they have received from people worldwide.
Individuals with any information are encouraged to reach out to Petloc, an animal search and outreach service. Ramsey, in a social media post, shared a photo of Halo with a plea for her return, underlining their longing to be reunited with her.
Initially offering a $10,000 reward, the amount has now been raised to $20,000 according to The Mail. Ramsey’s message on social media reiterated the plea for information, expressing hope for Halo’s safe return.
Earlier, Colleen shared a photo of Halo, appealing for help in finding her in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato. The community has shown immense support for Ramsey during this difficult time, offering words of encouragement and solidarity.
Ramsey’s move to Pumas in Mexico City saw him signing a one-year contract after Cardiff City’s relegation. While scoring a crucial goal in his early games, Pumas has faced challenges in recent matches, currently ranking 13th in the Apertura standings.
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