Desperate Hunt Underway for Hit-and-Run Puppy Teddy in Slade Green
A frantic search is on for Teddy, a six-month-old black-and-white puppy who vanished Monday evening after a hit-and-run in Slade Green. The young pup, described as friendly but now likely scared and injured, was last spotted around 8pm near Saint Augustine’s Church.
Teddy ran off hours after an accident near Manor Road, DA8 2AD, at about 5pm. Concerned locals have launched an urgent appeal to find him before it’s too late.
Hit-and-Run Leaves Puppy Missing and Injured
Teddy’s family reported on local Facebook groups like Slade Green & Erith Gossip that he was struck by a vehicle and fled the scene, possibly injured and without food or shelter. A relative pleaded:
“Teddy is more than a pet — he’s family. He’s only six months old and probably scared and confused. We just want to bring him home safely.”
The pup is wearing a collar labeled “Julie” with a contact phone number. Teddy responds to several names including Teddy, Ted, Teddy Bear, and Teddy Dog.
Spot Teddy? Here’s What to Look For
- Name: Teddy
- Age: 6 months
- Breed: Mixed, black-and-white spotted fur
- Last Seen: Near St Augustine’s Church, Slade Green
- Collar: Marked “Julie” with contact number
- Injuries: Hit by a vehicle; current condition unknown
How You Can Help Find Teddy
If you’ve seen Teddy or have any information, call immediately on 07958 224263. Residents are urged to check gardens, sheds, garages, and quiet spots where Teddy might be hiding. Please do not chase him. Instead, report any sightings straight away.
The community has rallied behind the search, sharing updates and urging locals to keep a sharp eye out. The clock is ticking for Teddy—let’s bring him home safe.
