A sweet note was written by a little girl to Queen Elizabeth in hopes that she could help locate two stolen dogs.
Louise Pengelly (Latchley, Cornwall) wrote this heartbreaking note after Margie, Ruby, and her pets disappeared seven months earlier.
The seven-year-old – who asked the Queen if she can help get the missing dogs’ story on TV and radio ‘ – was moved to help find the pair of Norfolk Terriers who are owned by family friends Angela and Giles Greenhough, of Pillaton near Saltash.
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Pictured: A sweet note from a young girl to Queen Elizabeth in hopes that she will be able help locate two stolen dogs
Louise Pengelly from Latchley in Cornwall wrote the devastating note to the canine-loving monarch following the disappearance of Margie (pictured) and Ruby (pictured).
Her hand-written letter to Her Majesty’s Buckingham Palace address reads: ‘Dear Queen Elizabeth, I am writing this letter to ask for your help. Two little puppies were taken from Cornwall home of a Cornwall dog we love.
“Their owners are sad, upset, and they miss them very much. You are Queen, so I was hoping you would help me find them.
Then it continues, “Can you please help Margie and Ruby get on TV or radio?” They are their children, so help us get them back. They are as valuable as their children.
Angela, Giles and others have posted missing dog signs but no one has heard from them since their theft Jun 24, last year.
It reads, “Stolen dogs.” They are yours. Do you have the right to offer them? These girls need your help to reunite with their family.
Seven-year-old asks Queen Elizabeth if she will help to get the story of the missing dogs on radio and TV.
Her heart was moved by the opportunity to assist in finding the Norfolk Terriers owned by Angela Greenhough (pictured together).
Angela and Giles put up posters about missing dogs (pictured), but they have not heard anything since the theft of their dogs on June 24, last year.
Louise, who lives with her proud mother Feina Merritt, said that Her Majesty might be able to help because she is a dog lover and has corgis.
Today, she said: “I believed the Queen could help them find them. It is my hope that she does, as she is the Queen. I would like to write to her thanking her if she can.
Mother Feina replied that Louise wanted to help her and asked her “What if we write to The Queen mom?” The letter was written by Mother Feina herself, which I love.
Louise, a pet dog owner, felt sorry for Angela and decided that this was the best method to assist her in finding them.