Soccer Player Aaron Ramsey Increases Reward for Missing Pet in Mexico to Fifteen Thousand Pounds

Welsh football star Ramsey has raised the bounty for information concerning the missing pet Halo to $$20k.

The former Premier League club Arsenal and Cardiff player, who now is with Pumas UNAM in Mexico City, revealed that Halo was observed in San Miguel de Allende, located in the Guanajuato zone.

The beagle, who disappeared on October 9th, was had on a tracking device, and Ramsey shared a exact coordinates of her last known location.

"Any updates regarding our beloved Halo please contact us. Big bounty for reuniting with her. We are all hoping she's ok and can be back with us quickly," Ramsey posted on social media.

Initial Offer and Emotional Appeals

The footballer first announced that Halo had disappeared a fortnight back and has since posted multiple images of the cherished dog on his social media account.

A $10,000 bounty was originally offered, but with absence of information on the dog's whereabouts after a week, Ramsey and his loved ones doubled the reward.

"All we desire is our pet home," he stated in another plea on his online platforms after the decade-old dog disappeared.

A recent picture share is a monochrome photo of Halo napping, her head resting in the crook of Ramsey's elbow, with the description: "How I wish to hold you one last time Halo."

Family's Worries and Background

The footballer has also shared a message from his spouse Colleen on social media saying they have several "serious concerns" surrounding the disappearance and fear the family "may never obtain clarity".

"To this day we have not located Halo. It is unlikely we ever will," the spouse's update stated.

The Welsh skipper became part of Mexico's premier club Pumas UNAM recently and made his first appearance in the Mexican league in August.

Born in Caerphilly player is the pioneering high profile British Isles player to participate in the Mexico's top division.