Man attacked and his puppy stolen – Reward offered
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Man attacked and his puppy stolen – Reward offered
Penny Eims
Grog, stolen puppy
Photo: Fairan Ketterling
St. Louis, MO – On the evening of March 20, Fairan
Ketterling was meeting a friend in the area of Jefferson and Cherokee
when he was approached by two men.
Ketterling was meeting a friend in the area of Jefferson and Cherokee
when he was approached by two men.
The men asked him about his dog, a 4 month-old English Mastriff named
Grog. As the men approached, asking if “he was a nice dog”, things
quickly changed from exchanging pleasantries to an all-out attack.
Grog. As the men approached, asking if “he was a nice dog”, things
quickly changed from exchanging pleasantries to an all-out attack.
One of the men punched Ketterling in the neck and the other grabbed
the puppy – before Ketterling could react, the men, and his beloved
puppy, were gone.
the puppy – before Ketterling could react, the men, and his beloved
puppy, were gone.
Now, a $500 reward is being offered up for the missing puppy.
According to Ketterling, the police have an open investigation, but he isn’t sure of their commitment to help find his lost dog.
Instead, he and his friends and family are hoping to utilize the
internet to plaster Grog’s face as far and wide as possible in the hopes
that someone will recognize him and get him back to his family safely.
internet to plaster Grog’s face as far and wide as possible in the hopes
that someone will recognize him and get him back to his family safely.
Grog has a black face and a brindle body. He currently is 4 months of age, weighting approximately 70 lbs.
The men responsible for this attack are described as black males in
their early 20’s. According to Ketterling, it was dark and they could
have been younger. One of the men appeared to have braids in his hair,
or possibly spikes – he also had a tattoo on the right side of his neck.
their early 20’s. According to Ketterling, it was dark and they could
have been younger. One of the men appeared to have braids in his hair,
or possibly spikes – he also had a tattoo on the right side of his neck.
Anyone with information is asked to phone (314) 599-9121 or (314) 487-4333.
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