The second of three puppies stolen from an animal shelter in Atlanta, Georgia, in a current break-in was discovered secure on Sunday.
Three canines have been taken from PAWS Atlanta in DeKalb County throughout an early morning break-in on Friday — two puppies named Violet and Emilia and a toy Yorkie named Princeton. The Yorkie was about to be adopted.
Staff monitoring safety cameras reported seeing a person in a hoodie strolling suspiciously across the shelter adopted by the sound of breaking glass. The workers referred to as the police and rushed to the shelter. When the workers arrived, they discovered a smashed window and a rock, in addition to open animal crates.
Violet turned the second pet to be reunited with the shelter after she was noticed Sunday morning by a person strolling his canine. Emilia was discovered secure Friday night time by a shelter volunteer who noticed {a photograph} on the Nextdoor app that “strongly resembled” one of many lacking puppies.
The person who discovered Violet seen her tied to a phone telephone in an space close to the shelter. He acknowledged the pet and introduced her to the shelter.
“Now we have no cause to consider that the one who discovered and returned her is said to the break-in, and we’re grateful for his care and help,” PAWS Atlanta wrote on Fb.
The pet was unhurt, the shelter mentioned. Violet was sporting a leash and harness that don’t belong to the shelter however might belong to the one who took her.
“The situation the place Violet was discovered is near PAWS Atlanta and in addition not removed from the place Emilia was discovered on Friday night time,” the shelter wrote. “It’s extremely attainable that the suspect lives in that space, so we encourage individuals who reside close by to be particularly vigilant.”
The third canine, nonetheless, remains to be lacking. PAWS Atlanta mentioned on social media {that a} $1,000 reward was being provided for info that results in Princeton’s secure return.
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