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Well-known influencer issues appeal after mother's dog stolen near Kildare border. Photograph credit: Sophie Murray via Instagram
A well-known influencer and podcaster has issued an appeal after her mother's dog was stolen near the Kildare-Dublin border.
Sophie Murray issued an emotional plea online asking the public for information relating to the whereabouts of Belle, her mother's miniature Yorkshire Terrier.
Explaining the situation, Sophie said: "My mum’s puppy was stolen in Rathcoole, Dublin.
All photos supplied by Sophie Murray
"She’s only five months old, [and is a] microchipped and neutered mini Yorkie."
Sophie added: "Please share any info you might have, she is my mum’s best friend. Thank you so much for your messages and sharing."
In addition, Sophie revealed that there is a cash reward for Belle's safe return.
Anyone with information about Belle can contact Sophie Murray directly on Instagram or oc_lisa79 on Instagram.
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