The OPP is asking Toronto-area residents to keep their eyes peeled for someone walking a suspiciously large pack of puppies. (Like, way more than Megan in the movie Bridesmaids.)
Nineteen pups in total, only 10 weeks old each, were taken from a barn in a rural township just north of Guelph, Ontario.
#WellingtonOPP asking for public's assistance in locating 19 puppies that were stolen today from a barn in Pilkington Twp. 3 Red Golden doodles, 4 Golden doodles, 12 lab/doodle mixes approx. 10 weeks old. Call 1-888-310-1122 or Crimestoppers.^cr pic.twitter.com/3U50iojnRA
— OPP West (@OPP_WR) December 14, 2019
It's unknown how someone managed to inconspicuously steal and transport nearly 20 doodle mix puppies, and the motive, too, is a little unclear.
But, many on social media are speculating that the culprit may have actually been rescuing the dogs from what looks and sounds like a puppy mill type of situation less than two hours east of Toronto.
I was thinking that exact thing. Usually, conscientious breeders only have a few pups at a time. And sure as hell not in a barn. Not in these temperatures
— Believe (@hope4tomorrow2) December 15, 2019
Whether they're in the hands of a hero or a criminal, let's hope the doggos are safe, sound and warm somewhere.
And, that if they're found, their previous living situation is thoroughly investigated.
by Becky Robertson via blogTO
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