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So glad Maisy has been reunited with her family!

Great news !!!!!!!

Thank you to all who shared this story !!!!

Great! So happy pup and family are reunited. Thanks Mr. Fish.

So happy Maisy has been found. I too have a small furbaby that loves to ride. I learned a lesson from this, she will NEVER be left unattended in a vehicle, EVER! Thank you for the young lay who had the will to stop and save Maisy. She is the hero in this story. Happy ending for answered prayers.

There ARE some good people still living on this earth! My heart was broken for the family. God is so GOOD! Give all praise to the wonderful girl!

Thanks to all news outlets, here and otherwise, who covered this auto burglery and dog theft. What a great Thanksgiving!

Knowing the area where the dog was found, I hate to cast doubt on the story. If I stole a dog and learned there was a reward, I would get my friend girl to turn the dog in. Just saying.

Cynic @4:33
If you are that distrustful of all such endings, you may not be a very happy guy. If not, I apologize in advance. You might be right, but either way the dog is reunited with her family and that's a positive in my book.

Use your head 7:49. There is no way the little dog went from Maywood, across I55, to Bailey Avenue. It had to be carried by the crooks. So given that, why would such an obviously expensive dog be let go by the dogknappers then mysteriously found after a reward was posted. If I were JPD I would check on the friends of whoever "found" the little dog.

I never said that the majority of the scenario imagined by you was not true. I have in my long life had trwo dogs taken and returned when info and rewards were posted.
One person retuned one pup to a veterinarian after she saw him hit by a truck and wounded, that dog was appx. 8 miles away. The lady did not take the reward.
The other was several years later and a caller said he had "found" the dog and that I could pick her up at his mobile home about 3 miles from where I was then living. The police accompanied me to the man's home. I gave him the "reward" I offered. There was not really proable cause to arrest the caller. I didn't file an affidavit and was happy to have my sweet girl back.
Now, please explain why I am not using my head.

Kidnapping a dog is much smarter than kidnapping a kid. People actually want their dog back and will pay up for it's return. Kids, not so much.

That and dogs can't talk ... yet.