Wales captain Aaron Ramsey has turned to social media in a desperate bid to find his beloved beagle Halo, who has gone missing in Mexico.
The footballer is offering a substantial reward for any information that might help bring his cherished pet home.
The 34-year-old midfielder, who currently plays for Pumas UNAM in Mexico City, posted heartfelt appeals on Instagram alongside photos of the missing dog.
Ramsey's wife Colleen has also joined the search effort, sharing her own pleas for help online.
The beagle went missing in the city of San Miguel de Allende, specifically near a dog shelter called Hipsterrier in the Guanajuato region.
Ramsey's Instagram posts reveal his desperation to find Halo, with one message reading: "Please help us find our Halo. She went missing in the San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato region. Big reward for information."
Wales captain Aaron Ramsey turned to social media in a desperate bid to find his beloved beagle Halo, who's gone missing in Mexico
|He has emphasised that "any information is valuable" and urged people to message him directly with potential leads.
The footballer posted again to stress the substantial reward on offer, pleading: "Please help us find Halo, she was lost in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, in the vicinity of Hipsterrier which is a dog shelter."
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|Halo has been part of Ramsey's life for more than a decade, with the footballer first introducing her to fans back in January 2015 when he asked them to help choose her name.
The beagle has become a regular fixture on his social media over the years, travelling with him during his stints at various clubs.
The missing pet is particularly precious to Ramsey's family, which includes his wife Colleen and their three sons - Sonny and twins Tomas and Teddy.
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Halo has been present throughout Ramsey's career; from London to Turin, Nice to Glasgow, and now Mexico City.
Ramsey made the surprising move to Mexico earlier this year following his stint as Cardiff City's interim player-manager, where he could not prevent their drop to League One.
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In the summer, the former Arsenal star signed a one-year contract with Pumas, describing them as "the biggest club in Mexico" when explaining his decision.
He has made six appearances for his new club, finding the net once, but recently missed training with what the club called "discomfort".
This injury also forced him to withdraw from Wales duty, missing both the friendly against England and the World Cup qualifier versus Belgium - his first call-up in over a year under new boss Craig Bellamy.
The 34-year-old failed to replicate the form he found while playing under Arsene Wenger at the Emirates. Short stints at Juventus and Nice followed before a return to his boyhood club.