Farm Livestock (82)

At around 4.30pm on Friday February 19th a black Labrador type dog with a red collar injured three pregnant ewes in a field at Stancombe near North Nibley, potentially causing damage to the un-born lambs.

Police are eager to speak to the owner of the dog and ask that anyone with any information about the incident contacts them.

Rushford Road, Coney Weston between 8.30am 20/02/10 and 1.55pm 21/02/10.

Five cockerels and a silver Sussex chicken have been stolen from a garden.

Calls in relation to this incident should be made to the Crime Investigation Bureau (CIB) on 01473 613500.

Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

Police are appealing for information and urging the public to be vigilant after a herd of ten sheep worth £1,000 was stolen from a Milnthorpe farm last week.

Between Wednesday 17 February and Friday 19 February 2010, ten sheep were stolen from Greenmount Farm, Crooklands, Milnthorpe.

Church Road, Tostock between 3pm 15/02/10 and 6.30am 16/02/10.

Seven chickens, two chicken houses, a chicken feeder, three waterers and a wheelbarrow have been stolen from an insecure coop on allotments.

Calls in relation to this incident should be made to PC Christen Clark at Stowmarket Police on 01473 613500.

Police are appealing for witnesses following theft of chickens in Gordon Terrace between 5.30pm and 5.57pm on Wednesday 10th February.

Several rare breed chickens were stolen from a property in Gordon Terrace, Twywell.

It is believed the offender(s) gained access to the rear of the property and stole the chickens from a secure enclosure.

Officers are appealing for information after two separate attacks on sheep in the Pentney area.

The incidents are believed to have taken place at two different locations in the village on Monday, 1 February.

One sheep that was heavily pregnant with two lambs was sadly killed during the attack.

Sycarmore View, Burgate between 9am and 3.30pm 03/02/10.

Two chickens have been stolen from a garden.

Calls in relation to this incident should be made to Sgt Jon Eaves at the Mid Suffolk North Safer Neighbourhood Team on 01284 774100.

Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

Main Road, Shotley Gate between 1pm 23/01/10 and 6.30am 24/01/10.

Offenders have broken into a shed on an allotment by forcing the lock and stolen five chickens.

Calls in relation to this incident should be made to Sgt Bryan Scanlan at the East Babergh Safer Neighbourhood Team on 01473 613500.

Church Road, Tostock between 7pm 25/01/10 and 8am 26/01/10.

Offenders have gained entry to an insecure shed and stolen three Blue Jersey Giant hens, a feeder and a water dispenser.

South Worcestershire farmers are being warned to be on the alert for sheep thieves after 18 lambs, worth nearly £1,500, were taken from a Callow End farm.

A pet goat has been stolen from a field in Seisdon near Wolverhampton.

It was taken from a secluded field near to Seisdon Common Road and Tinkers Castle Road between 4pm on Saturday and 10am yesterday (SUN).

The pure white Saanen goat, named Charlie, is around nine-months-old and has no horns.

Seven turkeys have been stolen from an allotment just off Northfield Avenue, Kettering.

The six Bronze turkeys and one Norfolk Black were stolen from the allotment sometime between 7am and 9am on Saturday 12 December.

Police are appealing for information after five lambs were found dead in a field at Buchlyvie, near Stirling.

A Central Scotland Police spokeswoman said:

"The animals appear to have been driven into a muddy bog and died.

The white cockerels, which have been promised to people as gifts for Christmas, were stolen from the farm sometime between 6pm on Tuesday 8 December and 6am on Wednesday 9 December.

Police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed any suspicious activity in this area overnight on Tuesday to come forward, or anyone who may have been offered a cockerel for sale.

Police are appealing for witnesses after 23 lambs were stolen from a field in Tur Langton.

The incident happened in Cranoe Road sometime between 7.30am on Saturday November 14 and 3pm on Sunday November 15, when the owners discovered the lambs were missing.