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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Hannah Al-Othman

‘I could work every day of the week’: the life of a UK pet detective as thefts rise

Colin Butcher and Molly searching beside a fence where it meets a brick wall
Colin Butcher and Molly searching for Clemmie the cat. Photograph: Jill Mead/The Guardian

On a chilly December morning, Colin Butcher and his dog, Molly, are on the streets of Haywards Heath in West Sussex. But Molly is not out for a walk – instead she is hard at work trying to track down a missing cat.

Pet theft is on the rise across the UK. Data from the insurer Direct Line suggested dog thefts had increased by 6% between 2022 and 2023, with English and French bulldogs – regularly sold for about £3,000 – among the most frequently targeted breeds.

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