Sheba's life story.: #FindJasper.

Instead of sharing an adoptable dog I'm going to share Jasper who's been missing since the 2nd November in the hope we can get him reunited with his owner. Jasper is nearly 5 years old and microchipped. I hope you don't mind.

Adam Nolan‎Striding Edge - www.stridingedge.net

PLEASE SHARE! Just now I've lost Jasper! Last with me at 2.00pm at Cam Spout Crag below Sca Fell Pike. This is the last photo of us together. I've just got off the fell now before dark hit. Anyone who knows the area will know he's in the most inaccessible area of the lakes and could end up in a number of valleys! If you see him please could you let me know. The plan is to head out tomorrow to look for him and inform all the hotels/pubs in Langdale, Wasdale, Borrowdale and Ennerdale. Many thanks for all your help, I know you will all be great in helping me out here!

Cheers,
Adam

#findjasper owner Adam Nolan confirmed Jasper is microchipped, they are covering Low Gale/Ambleside today searching

9:37 AM - 4 Nov 2014

An appeal to find a dog that went missing in the Lake District has gone viral.
Owner Adam Nolan, from Whitehaven, put out the appeal after losing his Border Collie 'Jasper' at Cam Spout Crag below Scafell Pike on 2nd November.
"I know people may say 'he's just a dog'," says Adam on Facebook, "but to me he leaves the same void as if I were to lose someone very close to me."
His appeal on Facebook has had over 60,000 people sharing the link. On Twitter hundreds of people are also offering their support.

Let's get #FindJasper trending his owner Adam Nolan is heading out again tomorrow, clothes left where lost pls #RT

10:48 PM - 3 Nov 2014

Information courtesy of ITV News.

There's a facebook group been set up #Find Jasper

Great News.

The best Christmas present ever for Adam and Jasper and a big well done to all the volunteers.

OFFICIAL RELEASE
I'm over the moon to announce the safe return of my best friend Jasper.
This morning Geoff Horky ascended Scafell Pike in response to the information received yesterday regarding the sighting of Jasper Near the Scafell Pike summit. Geoff found Jasper at 2.00am in very good condition. The Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team were then alerted and began the rescue operation. Upon hearing the news I followed the Wasdale Mountain Rescue team to Lingmell Col were I was united with Jasper.

Naturally there are numerous individual who I would like to thank, but at the moment I would say a huge thank you to Geoff and the Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team for their heroic efforts this morning.
A JustGiving site has been set up and I would appreciate if anyone would like to send donations, that they are sent via this method, using www.justgiving.com/findjasper.
Currently the team are aiming to raise £500,000 for a new base. I'd also like to remind you that these special guys undertake their work on a completely voluntary and unpaid basis. All the help you can give these guys would be greatly appreciated.
‪#‎findjasper‬