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WESTMINSTER, Colo. — A Westminster family is holding out hope their beloved dog, Luna, will be returned to them.
Thursday night, they say the 4-month-old Chihuahua was picked up from the parking lot outside of their Auto Tint store.
Minutes later, surveillance video from a liquor store next door appears to show a man cradling a chihuahua, which they say may have been Luna. The family hopes the man took her without realizing she might have a home in the area.
“He could have told them: ‘Hey, I found this dog, does it belong to you?’” said Janet Marquez, Luna’s owner. “Ask questions. But, I hope she comes back.”
Marquez says they have not called the police, hoping the person who has Luna will return her.
