Geoff Hoffman credited the local news and social media, theorizing it was the pressure from all the coverage that likely led Bridget’s captor to turn her loose.
“All this publicity definitely helped to get her back. The children at school were so sad and upset today, it will be lovely to share the happy news with them.”
After a months-long court battle, Buck the bloodhound is back with his rightful owner.
Kelly Accettola likely never imagined she’d see Bemis again. He was stolen back in 2011. The San Diego woman flew to NC for a tearful, sweet reunion.
The good news for PFC Katelyn Gallagher: her missing dog, Buck, is alive and safe. The bad? The family who unwittingly adopted him doesn’t want to give him up.
“For the last week and a half, day and night, I go to bed thinking about her, I wake up a time or two at night thinking about her,” LeClair said.
Two Echo Park women were charged with impersonating animal control officers and trying to take a dog away from someone that they were told was abusing their dog.
“She’s like my child,” said a relieved Randy Garman, who returned from breakfast Saturday to find his car had been stolen with his beloved dog inside….!
According to Espinal, “A guy brought him back. He said he bought the puppy off the street from someone Monday night for $300.”
“He’s been with me through everything,” Lopez said. “He’s been with me through relationships, through moving.”
