Loading....
x
A week after Princess was stolen from her Mill Creek-area home, the bulldog puppy’s owners say the lure of a reward hasn’t proven enough to bring her back.
The 13-week-old dog was stolen from Lisa Topolinksy and Damien Boisvert’s apartment last week, along with thousands of dollars in electronics.
“It’s really tough,” Topolinksy told Metro Thursday. “Both Damien and I have big mood swings, just reminiscing and really just missing her.”
Topolinsky said she is worried about the dog’s health. Princess was recently placed on a breed-specific diet and diagnosed with an eye infection. Topolinsky said the pup could become seriously ill without proper care.
“We are hoping that she does get sick in a way, so that someone will bring her back,” she said.
Despite a $2,500 reward for the dog, there are no leads in the case.
Since her disappearance, approximately 600 people have joined a Facebook group dedicated to bringing Princess home.
Princess is multicoloured, but mostly red with a registration tattoo on her stomach. The couple is asking anyone who spots her to call (780) 909-6995.
The 13-week-old dog was stolen from Lisa Topolinksy and Damien Boisvert’s apartment last week, along with thousands of dollars in electronics.
“It’s really tough,” Topolinksy told Metro Thursday. “Both Damien and I have big mood swings, just reminiscing and really just missing her.”
Topolinsky said she is worried about the dog’s health. Princess was recently placed on a breed-specific diet and diagnosed with an eye infection. Topolinsky said the pup could become seriously ill without proper care.
“We are hoping that she does get sick in a way, so that someone will bring her back,” she said.
Despite a $2,500 reward for the dog, there are no leads in the case.
Since her disappearance, approximately 600 people have joined a Facebook group dedicated to bringing Princess home.
Princess is multicoloured, but mostly red with a registration tattoo on her stomach. The couple is asking anyone who spots her to call (780) 909-6995.
|
User Comments & Ratings | Comment as guest | |
| Title: |
| Comment: |
more local stories
Worm turns on second Tory, this time over airport tequila row
OTTAWA - The worm has turned on a second Conservative cabinet minister over an airport security impasse - this one fuelled by tequila.
Paralympic closing to be a sentimental farewell to world spotlight
VANCOUVER, B.C. - One eye has been on the clock and the other has been on the clouds for the producer of the closing ceremonies for the 2010 Paralympic Games.
Owner of shop involved in Montreal shooting makes court appearance
MONTREAL - The owner of the Montreal shop that was the scene of a brazen daylight shooting appeared before a judge today, accused of breaching bail conditions.
13 stranded after ice roads turned to mud rescued, says Manitoba Mounties
WINNIPEG - Muddy ice roads that stranded dozens of drivers in the wilderness and prompted 16 northern Manitoba First Nations to declare a state of emergency are proof that permanent all-season roads are needed, the province's grand chief said Friday.
Family of missing N.B. woman reject possibility she deliberately ran off
MONCTON, N.B. - The family of Donna O'Rielly is rejecting the possibility that the missing New Brunswick woman has run off.
editor's picks
In twitosphere, are the funny, famous in it for tweets, or do they also follow?
Twitter is so many things to so many people: infomercial, backyard fence, brain dump. The funny, famous, famous for the wrong reasons or simply very useful have thousands of followers, but who do THEY follow?
The clock may be ticking on CBC's '22 minutes
HALIFAX, N.S. - Is the clock ticking on "22 Minutes"?
NBC behind him, Conan O'Brien in talks with Fox
NEW YORK - The next few months could keep Conan O'Brien very busy.
Facebook users warned about email scam
Another email scam is circulating online trying to ensnare unsuspecting Facebook users into divulging all their passwords.
Thai PM objects to blood-spilling, but open to talks
BANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand's prime minister said Thursday the government was ready to hold talks with protesters, who want him to call new elections, but only if they stop throwing blood, blocking government offices and remain peaceful.
Copyright 2001-2010, Free Daily News Group Inc.