GCH CH Dream Hi's I Got My Game On
An unfortunate Bella Vista CA exhibitor has had her van stolen with four dogs inside from the Motel 6 in Bell Flower CA near Long Beach. Lori Rickard’s White Chevvrolet cargo van, California License 8D50252, was stolen from the parking lot of the motel early this morning. The van, which has a black cargo box on the back and three breed stickers (Akita, Brittany, & Parson Russell Terrier) on the rear window, contained four dogs, two Akitas and two Pembroke Welsh Corgis. One of the Akitas is GCH CH Dream Hi's I Got My Game On, who answers to the name Trace. If you see this van please contact the Bell Flower police at the Lakewood Station, (562) 623-3500.
Update 12/1/10 3:50PM The Akitas have been recovered from a local shelter, but the Corgis are still missing.
Update 12/1/10 3:50PM The Akitas have been recovered from a local shelter, but the Corgis are still missing.
How terrifying. I really hope the van is loacted, and fast. What a nightmare... prayers are with all involved.
ReplyDeleteWhat a horrible way to start what was suppose to be a fun and exciting trip. Praying they are returned safely.
ReplyDeleteI heard about this earlier today. What a shame, and what a terrible way to begin such a prestigious event. Best of luck to everyone involved in making sure they are safely returned. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
ReplyDeleteThe Akitas have been found and returned to the handler/owner. The Corgis are still missing. No details have been released by the police yet. http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_16751656
ReplyDeleteI cant imagine how upsetting this must be for thei owners! I am glad to hear the Akitas have been recovered, and I will be hoping and praying for a safe return for the Corgis as well!
ReplyDeleteI am disgusted that this has happened to someone that has had the best intentions for their animals. It's unfortunate that they weren't told, as out of towners, that Bellflower is a seedy area, as some part of Long Beach is too and they should be cautious about leaving anything in a van. I continue to pray that there will be something positive about their Corgis in the next day.
ReplyDeleteThe Corgis were found and returned safely as of this early hour of Thursday morning, 2 am. Great news to hear about the safe return of all dogs involved!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear all the dogs are returned safe. I am sure they will eb avle to rest easier now. It is horrible what people do!
ReplyDeletepraise the lord!
ReplyDeleteI'm so relieved that they have gotten all their dogs back. The worst race is the human race once again. What they do just to create havoc makes being with animals all the more real.
ReplyDeleteits a storybook ending..
ReplyDeleteYay! Sooo glad all the dogs are safe now. The van can be replaced, but not the dogs inside!
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