Appeal after Cocker Spaniels stolen

By Jamie BrassingtonSouth StaffordshireCrimePublished: Mar 6, 2021Last Updated: Mar 6, 2021

An urgent appeal has been made to find two dogs that have been stolen from a Staffordshire town.

Staffordshire Police have published this photo as part of the appeal

The Cocker Spaniels were taken from Tinkers Lane, Brewood, between 6.30pm and 7.40pm on Friday night.

One is black and the other is brown.

Staffordshire Police say a black Audi was involved in the theft, possibly an A3 or A4 model.

There were several other attempted thefts of dogs on Friday in within the area, said PCSO Louise Jones, a rural and wildlife crime officer at Staffordshire Police.

Appeal after Cocker Spaniels stolen

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