🔗 Share this article Football Player Welsh Athlete Ramsey Ups Bounty for Lost Canine in Mexican Territory to $20,000 The athlete's pet Halo disappeared in Mexico Wales soccer player Ramsey has raised the incentive for leads concerning his vanished canine named Halo to £15k. The former Arsenal and Cardiff City player, who currently plays for the Mexican club Pumas in Mexico City, revealed that Halo was last seen in a Mexican town, located in the Guanajuato region. the dog, who vanished on 9 October, was equipped with a tracking device, and Ramsey posted a Google maps location of her last known location. "Any updates concerning our Halo please get in touch with us. Big reward for finding her. We are all praying she's ok and will return with us shortly," Ramsey wrote on social media. Earlier Bounty and Heartfelt Appeals Ramsey initially announced that Halo had disappeared two weeks ago and has subsequently uploaded numerous pictures of the adored dog on Instagram. A £7,500 incentive was originally provided, but with no news on the dog's whereabouts after a seven days, Ramsey and his family doubled the reward. "Our only wish is our girl back," he stated in an additional plea on social media after the elderly pet disappeared. The latest picture upload is a grayscale image of the beagle snoozing, her head resting in the curve of the athlete's arm, with the message: "What I wouldn't give to hold you one last time sweet Halo." Family's Concerns and Background The footballer has also shared a message from his spouse Mrs. Ramsey on online channels saying they have several "important queries" about the event and worry the household "may never get clarity". "We have yet to haven't found Halo. I don't think we ever will," the spouse's update read. The Wales leader joined Mexico's premier team Club Universidad Nacional earlier this year and made his debut in Liga MX in the eighth month. Originally from Caerphilly player is the pioneering high profile British athlete to participate in the Mexico's top division.