Yael Shelbia Asks Public for Help Finding Lost Dog
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Supermodel Yael Shelbia is seeking public assistance to find a lost dog belonging to her dog-sitter. The dog, named Teddy, reportedly went missing on Monday evening in Tel Aviv's Yitzhak Sadeh Park. Shelbia shared details about the dog, including its purple harness and microchip, on her Instagram account, urging anyone with information to come forward. The model recently ended her relationship with singer Omer Adam.
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- Supermodel Yael Shelbia is seeking help to find her dog-sitter's lost dog, Teddy.
- The dog went missing on Monday evening in Tel Aviv's Yitzhak Sadeh Park.
- Teddy was wearing a purple harness and is microchipped.
- Shelbia shared the plea on her Instagram account with over a million followers.
- The model recently removed all traces of ex-boyfriend Omer Adam from her social media.
Supermodel and businesswoman Yael Shelbia has used her significant Instagram presence to help find her dog's missing dog-sitter's dog. Shelbia, known for her high-profile relationship with Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll, son of billionaire Lawrence Stroll, shared an urgent plea on her Instagram story.
Shelbia posted that the dog-sitter's dog, a Teddy breed named Teddy, went missing on Monday, October 19th, around 9:30 PM in Yitzhak Sadeh Park in Tel Aviv. The dog was reportedly wearing a purple harness and has a microchip.
"If anyone saw him, please contact her," Shelbia wrote, sharing the owner's contact details. Shelbia, one of Israel's most sought-after and profitable models, has previously led campaigns for major fashion brands and has significant international collaborations.
This appeal comes after Shelbia recently cleared her Instagram feed of all content related to her ex-boyfriend, singer Omer Adam, signaling a definitive end to their past relationship. Shelbia's followers hope the widespread exposure will help reunite Teddy with his owner.
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