Soccer Player Aaron Ramsey Boosts Incentive for Lost Dog in Mexico to $$20k

Wales football star Ramsey has raised the incentive for leads about his lost dog named Halo to fifteen thousand pounds.

The former Premier League club Arsenal and Cardiff City player, who now represents Pumas UNAM in the capital, revealed that Halo was spotted in a Mexican town, located in the Guanajuato state zone.

The beagle, who vanished on 9 October, was had on a dog tracker collar, and Ramsey shared a exact coordinates of the spot she vanished from.

"Any sort of updates about our Halo kindly get in touch with us. Big incentive for finding her. We are all praying she is unharmed and will return with us quickly," the athlete shared on Instagram.

Initial Offer and Emotional Appeals

Ramsey first announced that Halo had gone missing 14 days prior and has subsequently posted multiple pictures of the beloved pet on Instagram.

A £7,500 bounty was first announced, but with no news on Halo's whereabouts after a seven days, Ramsey and his loved ones doubled the reward.

"We just want our pet returned," he said in another plea on his online platforms after the 10-year-old dog disappeared.

A recent photograph post is a black and white image of the beagle sleeping, her head resting in the curve of the athlete's elbow, with the caption: "How I wish to embrace you once more Halo."

Family's Concerns and Background

The footballer has also shared a note from his spouse Mrs. Ramsey on social media mentioning they have several "serious questions" surrounding the event and fear the family "could possibly not obtain answers".

"We have yet to haven't found our dog. I don't think we ever will," the spouse's post expressed.

The Welsh leader became part of Mexico's first division team Club Universidad Nacional earlier this year and made his inaugural match in the Mexican league in August.

Born in Caerphilly athlete is the first well-known British athlete to compete in the Liga MX.