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Model Yael Shelbia Asks Public for Help Finding Lost Dog

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Model Yael Shelbia is seeking the public's help to find Teddy, her dog sitter's lost dog. Teddy went missing on October 19th around 9:30 PM in Tel Aviv's Yitzhak Sadeh Park. He has a microchip and was wearing a purple harness. Anyone with information is asked to contact Maya.

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  • Model Yael Shelbia is asking for help finding a lost dog named Teddy.
  • Teddy went missing on October 19th around 9:30 PM in Tel Aviv's Yitzhak Sadeh Park.
  • The dog has a microchip and was wearing a purple harness when last seen.
  • Information can be reported to Maya at 052-820-2013.

Israeli model Yael Shelbia is appealing to the public for assistance in locating Teddy, the dog belonging to her dog sitter. Teddy went missing on Monday, October 19th, around 9:30 PM in Yitzhak Sadeh Park in Tel Aviv. Shelbia shared details about the dog, including that he has a microchip and was wearing a purple harness when he disappeared. She urged anyone who has seen Teddy or has information that could help find him to contact Maya at 052-820-2013. Shelbia posted the plea on social media, describing Teddy as the "perfect dog sitter's dog" and emphasizing the need for his safe return.

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