Football Star Welsh Athlete Ramsey Ups Bounty for Missing Pet in Mexico to $Twenty Thousand Dollars
Welsh athlete Ramsey has raised the incentive for leads concerning the lost dog named Halo to $20,000.
The former Arsenal and Cardiff City midfielder, who now plays for the Mexican club Pumas in the capital, mentioned that Halo was last seen in San Miguel de Allende, located in the Guanajuato state zone.
Halo, who disappeared on 9 October, was equipped with a tracking device, and Ramsey published a Google maps location of the spot she vanished from.
"Any sort of information regarding our beloved Halo kindly get in touch with us. Substantial bounty for locating her. We are all wishing she's ok and can be back to our side shortly," the athlete shared on social media.
Initial Offer and Heartfelt Pleas
The footballer initially disclosed that Halo had vanished two weeks ago and has subsequently posted numerous images of the beloved dog on his social media account.
A $10,000 reward was originally offered, but with no news on Halo's status after a seven days, Ramsey and his loved ones raised the sum.
"All we desire is Halo back," he said in an additional request on his online platforms after the elderly dog disappeared.
A recent photograph post is a grayscale photo of the beagle snoozing, its head lying in the crook of Ramsey's elbow, with the description: "What I wouldn't give to hold you one last time sweet Halo."
Household's Concerns and Context
The footballer has additionally shared a statement from his spouse Mrs. Ramsey on online channels indicating they have some "pressing concerns" about the event and worry the family "might not obtain explanations".
"We have yet to are still searching for Halo. I fear we will," the spouse's post read.
The Welsh leader became part of Mexico's first division club Club Universidad Nacional earlier this year and had his inaugural match in Liga MX in August.
Originally from Caerphilly footballer is the first well-known British athlete to play in the Mexican league.
