Service Dog Belonging to Riverside Cancer Patient Believed to Have Been Stolen

RIVERSIDE – The service and therapy dog belonging to a Riverside cancer patient is believed to have been stolen on Wednesday evening. “Clyde” a Chihuahua Pomeranian Terrier mix was last seen in a common area of a multi-family residence in the 3400 block of Lime Street in downtown Riverside at around 7:00 p.m.

Clyde is micro chipped and has a numbered ID dog tag. The 3-year-old pooch weighs only around 5 pounds and is black with white on his chest and toes of his back feet. Clyde’s owner is devastated and would like to have him returned home as soon as possible.

If anyone has information about this investigation, please directly contact Detective Laura Ellefson at (951) 826-8717 or Lriso@riversideca.gov.

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