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Have you seen Mickey? BC SPCA calls on public to help find stolen teacup poodle puppy

A tiny puppy that requires medical treatment has been stolen from a Vancouver shelter
Mickey
Mickey, a tea cup poodle, has been stolen from a Vancouver SPCA shelter.

Have you seen Mickey? He has brown curly hair, dark button eyes, weighs about two and a half pounds and is very, very cute.

The BC SPCA is calling on the public to help find the tiny teacup poodle puppy, that requires medical treatment, after he was stolen from a Vancouver SPCA shelter on Tuesday night.

Lorie Chortyk, general manager of community relations for the BC SPCA says someone broke into the shelter after hours on July 24 using bolt cutters to cut through the outer gate of the facility and the kennel door.

“When staff arrived at the shelter this morning they discovered the break-in and immediately noticed that Mickey, a brown, teacup poodle, was missing,” says Chortyk.

“Mickey was one of six teacup poodles taken into our care on July 14 following a complaint about their well-being.”

Chortyk says Mickey, was being treated for Giardia, a contagious intestinal infection and requires other medical treatment as well.

Chortyk says the SPCA is anxious to locate Mickey as soon as possible to ensure his safety.

“If anyone has seen him or knows anything about this situation, we urge you to contact the SPCA or Vancouver police right away.”

The BC SPCA is asking anyone who may have information about the Mickey to please call the Vancouver police or the society’s animal cruelty hotline at 1-855-662-7722.

Anyone reaching out to the VPD should quote file number VA18-151033.