A stolen Calgary dog has been found after a break and enter on Monday, according to police.
According to the Calgary Police Service, officers were called to the 100 block of 59 Avenue Northwest for reports of a residential break and enter.
Police said a suspect or suspects forcefully entered a home sometime between 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. that day and the resident’s household dog King was reported missing.
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King, a St. Bernard and mastiff mix, has since been found and reunited with his owner. A CPS spokesperson confirmed to Global News he was found in the Water Valley area in Mountain View County.
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“We can confirm the dog was found injured and is being assessed and cared for by veterinarians. The dog’s condition is part of the overall break-and-enter investigation. We are investigating all parts of the incident,” a CPS spokesperson said in an email.
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