Championship side Doncaster Rovers have sacked their mascot after she 'disgraced the team' by posing in her lingerie in a newspaper photo-shoot.
Mother-of-three Tracy Chandler said she received an email from the club telling her that her services were no longer required.
The hairdresser has said she is going to fight to get her job as Donny Dog back despite being pictured in provocative underwear.
Tracy Chandler, 40, was sacked after she 'disgraced' the club in a photoshoot in her lingerie
Over the last three years she has appeared as a mascot at the club's Keepmoat Stadium and believes she is the only female in the top four divisions of English football to have such a job.
She appeared in a Sunday tabloid but she admitted that she did not tell the club about the shoot.
The 40-year-old stressed that it was 'tastefully done' and all the proceeds were donated to the NSPCC.
'I'm absolutely devastated,' Chandler told BBC Radio Five Live. 'I've not stopped crying all morning.
Puppy love: Chandler dressed in the full Donny Dog outfit, left, and posing for the photoshoot that got her axed
'It just said that they didn't need my services any more and that I'd disgraced the club.'
She said that she was disgusted by what has happened to her.
'I've raised a lot of money for charity. I've brought Donny Dog out of hiding,' she added. 'I'm the one who pushed him into the charities.'
A spokesman for Doncaster said the club would not be commenting on the matter.
Mother-of-three Tracy Chandler said she received an email from the club telling her that her services were no longer required.
The hairdresser has said she is going to fight to get her job as Donny Dog back despite being pictured in provocative underwear.
Tracy Chandler, 40, was sacked after she 'disgraced' the club in a photoshoot in her lingerie
Over the last three years she has appeared as a mascot at the club's Keepmoat Stadium and believes she is the only female in the top four divisions of English football to have such a job.
She appeared in a Sunday tabloid but she admitted that she did not tell the club about the shoot.
The 40-year-old stressed that it was 'tastefully done' and all the proceeds were donated to the NSPCC.
'I'm absolutely devastated,' Chandler told BBC Radio Five Live. 'I've not stopped crying all morning.
Puppy love: Chandler dressed in the full Donny Dog outfit, left, and posing for the photoshoot that got her axed
'It just said that they didn't need my services any more and that I'd disgraced the club.'
She said that she was disgusted by what has happened to her.
'I've raised a lot of money for charity. I've brought Donny Dog out of hiding,' she added. 'I'm the one who pushed him into the charities.'
A spokesman for Doncaster said the club would not be commenting on the matter.
