Soccer Star Aaron Ramsey Boosts Incentive for Lost Dog in Mexican Territory to $Twenty Thousand Dollars
Welsh soccer player Ramsey has boosted the bounty for information about his lost dog Halo to $20,000.
Ex- Arsenal and Cardiff City player, who now plays for Pumas UNAM in the capital, mentioned that the beagle was last seen in a Mexican town, located in the Guanajuato area.
Halo, who went missing on 9 October, was equipped with a tracking device, and the footballer posted a map pinpoint of her last known location.
"Any information regarding our Halo kindly get in touch with us. Big reward for finding her. We are all praying she is safe and will return with us quickly," Ramsey wrote on social media.
Initial Bounty and Heartfelt Appeals
Ramsey first announced that Halo had disappeared 14 days prior and has since shared multiple photos of the adored dog on Instagram.
A seven thousand five hundred pound bounty was initially announced, but with no news on the dog's location after a seven days, the player and his loved ones increased the sum.
"Our only wish is our pet home," he expressed in a further plea on his online platforms after the decade-old pet went missing.
The most recent photograph share is a monochrome photo of the beagle snoozing, its head resting in the curve of Ramsey's arm, with the message: "What I wouldn't give to cuddle you once more Halo."
Household's Anxieties and Background
Ramsey has additionally circulated a note from his spouse Colleen on online channels mentioning they have some "important queries" surrounding the event and fear the household "might not get explanations".
"To this day we haven't found Halo. I don't think we ever will," the spouse's update stated.
The Welsh skipper signed with Mexican premier team Club Universidad Nacional recently and made his debut in Liga MX in August.
The Caerphilly-born footballer is the initial well-known British player to play in the Mexico's top division.
