Stolen Shoalwater puppy reunited with owner
Poppy, an American staffy, was stolen outside her home on Gloucester Street in Shoalwater after a person walked up the driveway about 12.40pm on June 30. Poppy was reunited with her owners last Friday. Credit: WA Police
Police on Monday confirmed the pooch was returned to her owner last Friday, and thanked the WA community for their help.
'As a result of community assistance and through social media, Poppy was quickly returned to the owners' residency on Friday 18 July,' a police spokesperson said.
'Poppy's owner, and WA Police would like to thank everyone for their help in this matter.'
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