Stolen puppy reunited with owners

WHEN Henry was dognapped from outside a Sydney cafe, his owners were frantic. Luckily, he’s been found and the reunion video will make you cry.

IN A beautiful moment captured on camera and posted on Facebook, the owners of a dognapped pup were reunited with him, and there were plenty of tears.

Seven-month-old Shar Pei puppy Henry disappeared from outside a Sydney cafe at around 1pm on Wednesday this week.

Newtown Police Station launched an investigation when the disappearance was reported by Henry’s distraught owners.

The pup was tracked down and retrieved by detectives yesterday from a home in Newtown, one street away from where he was taken, after he was spotted at the front door.

A 42-year-old man from Camperdown was arrested and charged with larceny.

Stolen puppy reunited with owners - Newtown

A seven-month-old Shar Pei puppy has been reunited with his owners after allegedly being ‘dog-napped’ in Newtown.‘Henry’ disappeared from outside a cafe in O’Connell Street shortly before 1pm on Wednesday 2 December 2015.His distraught owner reported the theft to Newtown Police Station and the command’s detectives initiated an investigation.Acting on information provided, detectives yesterday went to a home in Susan Street at Newtown, where they allege ‘Henry’ was spotted at the front door.He was taken back to Newtown Police Station where he was re-united with his relieved owner.A 42-year-old man from Camperdown was arrested and charged with larceny.He was granted conditional bail to appear in Newtown Local Court on Thursday 7 January 2016.

Posted by NSW Police Force on Thursday, December 3, 2015