Help find Clancy: Online campaign, search launched for blue heeler, missing after rollover near Coral Bay

A woman has been injured and her beloved blue heeler is missing after a car rollover in the Gascoyne on Monday, with the driver’s friends and locals launching a search to help find the lost and spooked canine. Karratha woman Jane Errey crashed her Isuzu on the Exmouth-Minilya Road, about 2km south of the Coral Bay turn-off, about 10am on Monday. She survived the crash, but was taken to hospital and needs to go to Perth for more tests and treatment. Clancy her blue heeler was seen running from the accident scene, about 17km from the Coral Bay townsite, into scrub towards the coast. Ms Errey’s friends and locals have taken to social media to plead for people in the area to keep an eye out for Clancy. In a social media post, Ms Errey begged for “help to bring my boy home”. “He is very handsome and very scared. He thinks he’s in trouble. He needs to be reassured he’s the goodest boy and I love him so much,” she wrote. “If you can, please help find my precious boy. If you’re in the area or know anyone who can help. I will be fine, I just need my blue boy home.” Ms Errey’s friend Kate Fulton said Clancy was Ms Errey’s “pride and joy”. She believed when the car rolled and the windows broke Clancy, described as a “kind and gentle dog”, has been spooked and run away. A bed, water and a note has been left at the crash scene. Clancy is wearing a red collar with a blue tag. Anyone who spots Clancy is urged to contact Mandy on 0409 198 984, Jane on 0409 577 545 and a local vet.