After putting out notices in the immediate area on Saturday, Bud's Dad got a call from Cynthia Chandlee who lives in the little rock house on the crossroads of Freemanville and Birmingham Road.
She caught him on Freemanville road, just past W Columns at around 5.30 on Friday 4th. She put him in her car, took him home and put him in a horse stall in her barn. By later that evening he had jumped the half door and gone (surprise eh?).
Anyway; no sightings since. They have put out lots of posters and have driven and searched.
Bud is very resourceful and resilient; we can only hope he is in the area; disoriented from his short car journey and will be spotted scavaging for food. Any suggestions or assistance would be much appreciated.
She caught him on Freemanville road, just past W Columns at around 5.30 on Friday 4th. She put him in her car, took him home and put him in a horse stall in her barn. By later that evening he had jumped the half door and gone (surprise eh?).
Anyway; no sightings since. They have put out lots of posters and have driven and searched.
Bud is very resourceful and resilient; we can only hope he is in the area; disoriented from his short car journey and will be spotted scavaging for food. Any suggestions or assistance would be much appreciated.
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