Reward offered in stolen dog case out of Bristol
BRISTOL, CT (WFSB) – An organization that helps pet owners recover their animals said a reward is being offered in connection with the theft of a dog.
The CT Dog Gone Recovery group said that, with the help of Desmond’s Army, a $5,000 reward was up for grabs for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution of whoever was responsible.
The dog was said to be named Max.
Max was described as a 5-year-old male toy poodle. He’s tan/red and freshly groomed.
The group said Max was taken on Oct. 24 from his home in the Davis Drive, Vance Drive, and Jerome Avenue area of Bristol.
Anyone with information was asked to contact Bristol Animal Control at 860-584-3087.
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