Dog Warden Collection

Any calls for me... I m lost! The giant St Bernard takes a look at the office
Any calls for me.....I m lost! The giant St Bernard takes a look at the office staff at The Battersea Dogs Home as if to enquire if anybody has called for him. Hes so big to get lost

Wrack the Rottweiler and his pal Sparky the fallow dear seen here enjoying lunch July 1991 © Mirrorpix

Christine Smith with dog. March 1975 75-01222

A Dogs life for Percy the Pig: Percy the piglet hogged the limelight when he met Tina the terrier on Friday (23-2-79). They got together after Percy was found by police wandering around Blackheath

Strollers on the Promenade Des Anglais get a shock of their lives while walking past an innocent looking French toy bull-dog to hear suddenly a very deep menacing growl

Lost dog eating bone at North London Home for lost dogs. October 1952 C5083

Snowy the white mare taking her two pals - Hetty the hen and Shep the collie - for their daily walk around the yard at Beck Isle Stables, Pickering. December 1979 P004870

Danny the Dachshund. November 1969 Z10644-002

A Vavine scene at Aber Glaslyn Wales. December 1938 P000047

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Amidst the bustling world of a dog warden's office, Jean Wooler takes a moment to walk 'Misty' the donkey, while the St Bernard, lost in thought, ponders the day's many calls for assistance. Elsewhere, Sparky the Rottweiler and his pal, the gentle Fallow Deer, Wrack, enjoy a leisurely lunch. Christine Smith shares a heartwarming moment with her beloved canine companion. Percy the Pig, a curious piglet, steals the spotlight during a visit to the North London Home for Lost Dogs. Snowy the white mare takes a break from her duties to spend quality time with her feathered friends Hetty the Hen. And in a surprising turn of events, strollers on the Promenade Des Anglais are taken aback by an unexpected encounter with a lost dog. In the wintery landscape of Aber Glaslyn, Wales, even the animals gather around the warmth of the dog warden's office, where the St Bernard, still on duty, keeps a watchful eye for any calls for help.