18.01 Please Share – Have You Seen Tiggy’s Collar

!!!ALL DOES NOT REMAIN BROADLY UNDER CONTROL!!!

Tiggy is currently working from home after losing her (rather expensive!) GPS collar and QR tag.

The collar was last tracked as being in The Carriage Shed adjacent to Chester Station at 18.28 on Saturday 3 October, at which time it suddenly moved quickly out of Chester (presumably by car) and travelled to a street in Woodchurch at 19.39, where it has subsequently remained. Thankfully Tiggy stayed in Chester!

Mr Phileas Moss Esq. has already offered to put his current mission to reach Upton on hold and divert to Woodchurch. This has, however, been politely declined, as Tiggy would like her collar back somewhat sooner than 2046.

Mrs Emmeline Peckhurst would ordinarily, of course, have been the first to offer her assistance. However, she remains at the bedside of the Duck (you know the one) at the Waterfowl Unit of The Earl of Chester Hospital who, for obvious reasons, is also unable to assist.

So, the Office is appealing for human assistance.

The GPS collar had both the QR tag containing contact information and a Transport for Wales tag attached to it. These may, of course, have come off, so we are very keen to locate the collar and the QR tag whether they are still together or have been found separately. If the collar no longer has the QR tag attached, it will not be immediately identifiable as Tiggy’s, which may of course explain why it has remained in Woodchurch without any contact.

The collar and QR tag are expensive to replace but, much more importantly, help keep Tiggy safe while she is on ‘duty’ at Chester Station.

If anybody in Chester, Woodchurch, Wirral or the surrounding area has found either the GPS collar or the QR tag, together or separately, or knows somebody who may have picked them up, please PM the Office.

And if you could share this post, particularly with friends or local groups in Chester and Wirral, we would be enormously grateful. The more people who see it, the better the chance of reuniting Tiggy with her collar.

Many thanks,
The Office of Tiggy