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Gardaí are investigating the theft of a small dog in the Naas area.
The pet, a Pug x Chihuahua (a cross between the Pug and Chihuahua breeds), was stolen in Castlekealy, Caragh.
According to the gardaí, the dog was taken from the area after 11.30pm when it was briefly let out before bed.
It's the latest in a series of reported incidents of dog thefts.
The dog has black colouring and is neutered and microchipped.
It’s understood that a red Ford Transit van was seen in the area around that time.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact Naas Garda Station at 045 884300.
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