Woman Heartbroken by Stolen Cute Dogs Cash Reward Promissed

The dogs were taken while her car was parked across the street from Adesa Auto Auction in York County. She immediately posted signs offering a $10,000 reward for the animals.
"I borrowed money from friends, I took money from accounts I should not have and I'm selling my 1957 Mercedes convertible," said Snyder.
To help, contact Jane Snyder at 717-330-3167.

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Pets & Animals

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• dog
• news
• pomeranian
• stolen
• lost
• missing
• crime
• reward
• Mercedes
• sale
• convertable

[caa1000]

It's so cruel, that some idiot steals your precious puppies and then, someone tries to rip off the owner for a couple of bucks. Simply stupid!

[likafox]

Reward is real and no matter where you live it's possible you could see these dogs. There were over 600 car dealers represented at this auto auction the day these dogs were stolen out of Jane's car. Please keep your eyes open for them and call with any information that could lead to their safe return. Dealers were from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington, DC, New York and possible New Jersey and Ohio. Also, please help spread the word by passing this video along to your friends and families. ASAP

[antoniotitus]

When a child goes missing it's rare to hit the news. Child abductions are at 19%, yearly. When these dogs went missing it was on the news, and a lot of money spent. In Arizona a bank CEO gets out from a three year prison term for stealing 2.3 billion dollars from the american tax payers bail out money. He bought nine guard dogs to protect him from Americans. Each German Shepherd cost him $230,000. When I returned from serving in Iraq, there was no money, no house, no family, just homeless.

[HawaiiPitBull]

did she find them???

[KaiseRex42]

The people that stole the dogs will burn in the fires of hell if they do not return them intact, unharmed and in perfect condition. People that do such terrible things risk their own eternity and its not enough to simply give to charity .. reparation in full must be made to the person that has had the items stolen.

[explorr1]

I don't understand why the police could not have traced the call made by the man to her cell phone back to who it was that called her & stole her $7,000? I watched both your videos & they made me cry as my own fur baby lay on my lap.

[DeoxysDNA]

Oh shutup. It had nothing to do with that. She obviously couldn't take the dogs with her in the store. I am sure she would have been right back. Stop acting as if she's cruel for leaving her dogs in the car. People do that all the time when they go into the store. Anyone who would break someones window and steal some dogs just because they are waiting for their owner are stupid. The person who stole the dogs weren't thinking about the dogs. They just wanted some free pooches.

[DeoxysDNA]

It was obviously a scam. Why would they make her leave the money? He could of made sure all the money was there when she brought it to him. Obvious scam.

One on one trade. Not a "You leave the money here and drive to the back and hopefully I will have your dogs"

[lBlindside]

that was one sexy car

[TwilightKinz]

Also that person is so mean. They steal 7,000 dollars from a women who lost her dogs! Who does that!!!!

[TwilightKinz]

Have they came back yet?

[sushi1008]

OMG tht would tear me apart if i found out my german shepard was taken!