UPDATE 2: 2nd puppy stolen from Calgary pet store found abandoned in stolen vehicle
One of two dogs stolen from a northeast Calgary pet store on Saturday has been found safe and found.
The Top Dog Store said on Thursday that its puggle puppy was found hungry but otherwise uninjured in a soft-sided carrier in the parking lot of a southeast motel off Macleod Trail.
The puggle was stolen in an early morning smash and grab, along with a Boston Terrier.
“She is resting and recuperating with our dedicated kennel staff,” an email from The Top Dog Store said.
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Owner Robert Church said both of the dogs are microchipped.
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The business is hoping the Boston Terrier will also be found, and can reunited with her puggle pal.
Anyone with information on the crime – or the whereabouts of the missing dog – is asked to call the Calgary Police Service non-emergency line at 403-266-1234.
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