Kobe bulldog pup stolen from his owner.

[KarenCharin0]

Kobe belongs to a friends daughter, she started this facebook page in hope that it leads to help for her to get Kobe back.

http://www.facebook.com/kobethebulldog

My name is Kobe James Turiaf & I am a Victorian English Bulldog puppy who was stolen from my owner on the night of April 15th at about 11pm. She was getting a to-go order at PF Chang's on River & Campbell. We go everywhere together but they dont allow dogs in ther e(what the heck?!) so she cracked the window & in the two minutes she was gone some jerk broke into her car and stole me! I really want to be found & returner to my family.

I miss my owner, Nicole. I sleep with her every night & I always put my chin on her arm... even when she tosses & turns, I have to sleep with my chin on her. She takes me in the bathroom every day & lets the steam from the shower clear my sinuses & then she cleans out my ears, eyes & fat rolls. I am a bulldog- we need pampering to stay healthy!

Then we would play & then eat. I go everywhere with her- to work, to Hotel Congress for drinks on the Patio, to Grey's Anatomy night with her girlfriends. I really miss her. She misses me too. In fact, my owner Nicole is a mess without me. She cries everyday because I am her only family in Arizona. Please help reunite us. If you want to know how, message me here. We need people to hang flyers, call media, pray & think good thoughts.

If you see me, call 911 right away & tell them you see me. If you feel safe, stay in the vicinity until the police arrive so they can find me. Then call my owner at 520-275-9733.

[KarenCharin0]

http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2010/04/26/missing-english-bulldog-have-you-seen-kobe

Missing English Bulldog: Have You Seen Kobe?
Posted by Jim Nintzel on Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 5:14 PM
Nicole Schwartz didn’t think twice of taking her English Bulldog, Kobe, along for a ride as she made a quick trip to pick up some takeout at P.F. Chang’s.
Since she picked Kobe up in early February, the puppy had been her constant companion. He’d join her for drinks on the patio at Hotel Congress and chew up maps on road trips to the beach.
“He slept with me every single night,” Schwartz says. “A total cuddler. He went everywhere with me. We were inseparable.”
So she didn’t think twice about taking Kobe along to pick up her late-night takeout order just as Chang’s closed at 11 p.m. Thursday, April 15.
It took only minutes to duck inside the restaurant and grab her food, but when she got back to her car, she saw the window had been rolled down. The car was unlocked.
Kobe was gone.
Some heartless douchebag had made off with her four-month-old puppy.
Schwartz is terrified to imagine what could be happening to Kobe.
“I feel like the kind of person who would steal a dog probably don’t understand what a dog is,” Schwartz says. “And they don’t know how to treat a dog. And that’s the part I’m really scared about. He could be hurt. And that’s what breaks my heart

more than anything.”
Schwartz has been a whirlwind in the wake of the four-month-old Kobe’s disappearance. She’s contacted detectives with the Pima County Sheriff’s Department and the Tucson Police Department. She’s put up hundreds of fliers. She’s scoured pet stores and kept up a constant search on Craig’s List and Facebook.
She’s offering a $1,500 reward for the return of the dog, no questions asked: Kobe can be dropped off at Hotel Congress, 311 E. Congress St.
Read more in this week's print edition.