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S$500 cash reward for missing Maltese dog last seen in Choa Chu Kang

Singapore — A pet owner is offering a S$500 cash reward for anyone who can find their missing Maltese dog.

One Shirlyn XueQi posted a notice on Choa Chu Kang – Yew Tee ComMEWnity Cats SG Facebook page on Feb 1 requesting public assistance.

Their small white Maltese, Miffy, wearing a yellow floral singlet and a pink diaper, was missing.

According to the pet owner, Miffy might have followed her aunt out of their house at Choa Chu Avenue 1 Kang Block 202, Level 2, at around 7 or 8 pm on Feb 1.

“She needs four times of medication each day. Please let us know if you see or find her,” wrote Ms XueQi. Miffy needs her heart, brain, nerve and liver medication as well, she added.

Miffy has a ponytail with two braids and always has her tongue sticking out at the side. She also has eye cataracts.

Here is the missing pet notice posted by Ms XueQi.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shirlyn XueQi

Ms XueQi posted another update on Feb 4, noting that Miffy was still missing.

However, they got a lead as Miffy was allegedly last seen on Feb 3 at Cho Chu Kang Block 213, according to the animal communicator they hired.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shirlyn XueQi

Ms XueQi posted an updated missing pet notice, indicating a S$500 cash reward “no questions asked” for anyone who can rescue Miffy.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shirlyn XueQi

Ms XueQi said in a comment on Feb 7 that they still haven’t found Miffy. A WhatsApp group was created for the search. /TISG

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