Dog stolen in livestock trailer from Hampshire farm
Lolly was stolen from a farm in Droxford © Hampshire Constabulary Farmers are being urged to remain vigilant after a seven-year-old Cocker Spaniel was stolen along with a livestock trailer from a farm in Hampshire.
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary is appealing for information after an Ifor Williams TA510 livestock trailer was taken from a farm on Stoke Wood Lane, Droxford, between 9pm on Tuesday 6 October and 4am on Wednesday 7 October.
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The trailer contained Lolly, a seven-year-old brown Cocker Spaniel. Police have released an image of the dog as part of their ongoing investigation.
The trailer’s registration number ends in PPK.
Anyone who has seen Lolly, the trailer or has information that could help officers investigate the theft is asked to contact police on 101, quoting crime reference number 44260491449.
While 1,626 dogs were reported stolen across the UK in 2025, according to Direct Line Pet Insurance’s analysis of police data, there are no readily available national figures showing how many of these were working farm dogs.