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Husky stolen in Texas in brazen theft that leaves owner heartbroken

A Siberian husky, like this one, was stolen from a Fort Bend, Texas woman during a brazen daylight robbery.

Credit: Jeff J. Mitchell/Getty Images

Credit: Jeff J. Mitchell/Getty Images

A Siberian husky, like this one, was stolen from a Fort Bend, Texas woman during a brazen daylight robbery.
Jan 24, 2017

A resident in Fort Bend, Texas is heartbroken after a brazen thief snatched her Siberian husky from her yard in the middle of the day.

The theft was caught on surveillance video and shows the dog struggling against a leash the thief used to drag the dog from its yard.

The video also shows the white van that was used to steal the dog.

The owner told a Houston TV station that her dog’s name is Fox and that he’s 2 years old.

She said she wants her dog back and is working with the police to try and find the person who did this.

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