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Twelve puppies stolen from pet playpen at Queensland property

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A blue fawn staffy male puppy stolen from a rural Queensland address is still missing, while police have found 11 other puppies taken from the same playpen.

Police are appealing for public assistance to help find the dog, which was part of a group of 12 puppies stolen from a home in Pine Mountain, Ipswich, at the end of April.

The puppies were taken from a pet playpen between 5.30pm on April 29 and 6am on April 30.

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The puppies ranged from eight to nine weeks in age, and included various breeds such as shoodles (shih-tsu-poddle cross), miniature foxie terriers and King Charles cavaliers.

Eleven of the puppies have been found, some of them at a Raceview address, police said.

They have been returned to their owner, while police continue to investigate the whereabouts of the last puppy.

Police are asking for public assistance to locate a blue fawn staffy male puppy. Credit: QLD Police
A King Charles cavalier was one of the puppies stolen from an Ipswich address. Luckily it was found by police. Credit: QLD Police

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Source: 7News