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Missing Yorskshire Terrier Taken During Titusville Home Burglary Safely Found In Polk County

By  //  May 17, 2017

dog located near an off ramp on Interstate 75

The 12-year-old Yorskshire Terrier, “Beanie,” that was taken during a residential burglary last Wednesday in Titusville has been safely returned to her home on Tuesday. (BCSO image)

**UPDATE**BREVARD COUNTY • TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – The 12-year-old Yorskshire Terrier, “Beanie,” that was taken during a residential burglary last Wednesday in Titusville has been safely returned to her home on Tuesday.

The dog was located by a person near an off ramp on Interstate 75 in Polk County and was taken to a local veterinarian where the dog was positively identified as “Beanie.”

ORIGINAL STORY

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – This past week during a residential burglary in the Titusville area the perpetrators not only took personal property from the victims home but also stole their most precious possession – “Beanie,” the family dog who is a 6-pound, 12-year-old Yorkshire Terrier.

The family discovered that their residence had been burglarized Wednesday afternoon when they came home to find a window broken and “Beanie” missing. The perpetrator(s) ransacked the home, taking jewelry, silverware and personal items before also leaving with the dog.

The heartbroken family is focused on bringing “Beanie” back home and have even placed flyers across Central Florida that offer a $5,000 reward by the family for the safe return of their beloved dog.

“Beanie” is described as having silver and tan silky fur and a small black mole on her left eyelid.

In an effort to develop leads pertaining to the case, I have asked the Brevard County Sheriff’s Pet Posse, a 501 (c)(3) to offer an additional $2,500 for information that leads to the arrest of those responsible for this burglary and the safe recovery of “Beanie.”

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Lets put the perpetrator(s) where they belong, a cell in the Brevard County Jail and get “Beanie” back home with his loving family.

Anyone with information about “Beanie” is asked to call the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office North Precinct General Crimes Unit at 321-264-5210 or CRIMELINE at 1-800-423-TIPS (8477).

– Sheriff Wayne Ivey

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