Stolen staffy reunited with owners after being taken from Adelaide home
A beloved pet has been reunited with its owners after he was stolen from a home in Adelaide yesterday.
Staffordshire Terrier, Llyod was taken from a home in Parafield Gardens about 11am after two men allegedly jumped the property's fence.
The men were caught on CCTV leaving the area in black Holden Captiva Station Wagon.
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Beloved pet Lloyd has been reunited with his owners after he was stolen. SA Police
Police went to the car owner's registered address shortly after, but could not find the dog.
A 42-year-old man from Brighton and a 39-year-old man from Paradise were quickly arrested.
The pair have been charged with the theft of the dog.
Police attended an address in Elizabeth Vale after further investigations and found Lloyd.
He was returned home safe to his owner.
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