Summer, the German Shepherd service dog reported stolen on Monday, has been located and reunited with her owner.
A 5-year-old German Shepherd service dog reported stolen on Monday was located and reunited with her owner, the San Francisco Police Department’s Park Station announced.
Update- Just now- Summer was located and happily reunited. The investigation into who took Summer is ongoing. No arrest has been made at this time. We would like to thank the public for their support in the case. Please call Park Station with any information. https://t.co/vtePAtevqP pic.twitter.com/3W06G5eUmB
— SFPD Park Station (@SFPDPark) January 7, 2022
Police said someone grabbed the dog on Waller Street and Octavia Boulevard at 7:23 p.m. and fled south toward Market Street.
Police are still investigating the theft and no arrests have been made, the department said on Twitter.
Anyone with more information on the case is encouraged to contact SFPD’s Park Station at (415) 242-3000.
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