Puppy and cash stolen from rescue group

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Puppy stolen from rescue group
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Over the weekend, someone broke into a Brighton, Colorado. rescue group’s facility and stole a puppy, and cash. The thief (or thieves) broke into the Lifeline Puppy Rescue on Saturday and took the group’s money for renovations, as well as a 10-week-old mixed breed puppy named “Teddy.

On February 5, the rescue agency reached out to Facebook fans with a request for help:

PLEASE SHARE and help bring Teddy home! Someone broke into our shelter early on Saturday morning and stole him right out of his kennel. Teddy is a 10 week old black (or a very dark gray) Border Collie/Pit Mix with a little white spot on his chest and needs medication.

16508601_1567345363279850_8042304281234256009_nAccording to the rescue agency, Teddy is already neutered and microchipped – he is described as “very sweet.” Whoever broke into the facility did so before rescue workers showed up to prepare for an adoption event that day. The priority for Lifeline Puppy Rescue is to get Teddy back, safe and sound.

Anyone with information about this crime, or Teddy’s whereabouts, is asked to call 303-655-9696 or the local authorities.

(Photos via Lifeline Puppy Rescue FB page)

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8 COMMENTS

  1. SORRY TO SAY MY NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH:::: BUT this sounds like an INSIDE JOB!!!! How many people knew you had A SUM OF MONEY ON SITE!!!! Look first at YOU OWN AND WHO THEY HAVE a RELATIONSHIP WITH FAMILY MEMBERS & FRIENDS!!!! The little guy is so DARN ENGAGING & CUTE HE WOULD BE HARD TO CONCEAL!!!

  2. Sad news. Hoping Teddy will be found and how unfortunate that the rescue facility’s cash was stolen which they desperately need to support their group

  3. Absolutely STUPID to leave money in a rescue! I can’t believe how many rescue’s are run by good hearted but truly unprofessional people. THIS situation is not rare! Volunteers and employees alike have been paid off to slip pitbulls out of shelters for big money, take donated food because they feel entitled to do so, etc. Shelters are notoriously underfunded and therefore can’t afford security cameras or guards. SHELTERS MUST PROTECT THEMSELVES! That is just the way it is. The facts do not make it right, the facts are just the facts.

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