“Stolen Puppy Drama: Shocking Eyewitnesses Reveal Tourist’s Bold Attempt to Snatch Adorable Dog!”
In September, a pair of thieves from Escatepec, Mexico, returned a Yorkshire Terrier they had stolen after being harassed when the animal’s owner exposed them on social media.
The woman who stole Kuquis, the dog, appeared with him at his owner’s home in the State of Mexico with the aim of returning him and demanding that the owner stop sharing photos of her face online, Milenio reported.
She had reportedly been harassed by neighbors who recognized her in the footage, which showed her and her partner taking the dog by lifting him and passing him through the bars of the house.
Image credits: Tamara Bellis / Unsplash (Not the actual photo)
In Mexico City, the country’s capital, dog theft has increased by 125% in the last 12 years, according to a study by Hellosafe. Dogs are often stolen to be resold or bred to produce more offspring, kidnapped for ransom, or used in illegal fights.
In December, Deputy Alberto Vanegas Arenas proposed a three-year prison sentence for pet theft in Mexico City (CDMX).
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