A Puppy Got Stolen Off The Street In Toronto Right In Front Of Its Owners

Police are asking for your help to find the dog.
Stolen Toronto Puppy Was Taken Right In Front Of Its Owners
Toronto Police Services Toronto Police Services
Contributing Writer

Police are asking for the public's help in locating a stolen Toronto puppy.

The pup was taken right in front of its owners on August 5 at approximately 1:45 p.m. near the Gihon Spring Drive and Mount Olive Drive area.

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A man in a black four-door vehicle pulled up alongside the dogs, got out of the vehicle and picked up one of the dogs. 


Toronto Police Services.

Investigators state that a woman and her children were walking their two dogs when the theft occurred.

The woman had reportedly stopped to attend to one of the children when a man pulled up in a four-door vehicle. 

The accused then lept out his car, stole the puppy, rushed back to his vehicle, and drove away.

The stolen puppy was an 11-week old American bulldog and Doberman mix. Photos of the dog have been released.

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