Tyree Walters had his PS3 stolen - it was his dad's who died three years ago. Can you help get it back? Photo / John Stone
People say that music has a healing power.
And in 6-year-old Tyree Walters' case, he has plenty of healing to do.
Tyree's PS3 was stolen while the Hikurangi six-year-old was in hospital being treated for dog bites.
The PS3 beloned to Tyree's dad, who died three years ago. The PS3 has music on it which reminds Tyree of his dad.
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/article.cfm?c_id=1503450&objectid=11735489
So the Northern Advocate and The Hits are asking readers and listeners to help get Tyree's PlayStation back. Not only will the music help Tyree get better, his connection with his father will be restored.
So if you know where it is, find us on Facebook, phone our newsroom on 470 2875, email editor@northern advocate.co.nz or call your local police station.
Based on the Advocate's experience, our readers are generous when it comes to kids in need like Tyree.
So we are also accepting donations on Tyree's behalf if you feel you would like to contribute to helping him get better.
The account number is: 06-0287-0590510-12
Please put your name in the subject line and Tyree appeal - thank you.
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