West Shore RCMP says they received a complaint from a Langford resident late Wednesday night that their dog, a Bluetick hound named Lilly, was stolen from their fenced yard. Photo courtesy West Shore RCMP.
West Shore RCMP is asking for help to find a dog that was taken from a home in Langford Wednesday.
Police got a call around 11 p.m. of a complaint from a Langford resident who said their dog, a Bluetick hound named Lilly
was stolen from their fenced yard.
Officers attending the scene in the 1700-block of Falcon Heights Road saw the fence was damaged and a bag of food was left behind, which is believed to have been used to lure Lilly.
Lilly, an eight-year-old Bluetick hound, was reported stolen from her owner’s fenced yard late Wednesday night.
Police describe Lilly as an eight-year-old female Bluetick hound, with a mostly black coat with bits of white and two white spots on the top of her head, light brown paws, and a tattoo in her ear.
Investigators say one of her ears has a slight cut in it and she was wearing a pink collar when she was taken.
West Shore RCMP seeks witnesses to the incident or may know where Lilly is to call them at 250-474-2264 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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