The dog walker told the New York City Police Department that he doesn’t remember if he returned the dogs or not, amid the owner begging to pay for them back
NEED TO KNOW
- Four New York City bulldogs went missing after staying with a trusted dog walker
- The owner, Eusebio Baez, says surveillance video raises questions about the walker’s story
- New York City Police spoke to the walker who said he does not remember if dogs were returned; no charges have been made
A New York City man is searching for answers after his four bulldogs disappeared while in the care of a dog walker he says he trusted for years.
According to NBC New York, Bronx resident Eusebio Baez reported that he left the dogs — three French bulldogs (Churro, Mocha and Rosie) and one American bulldog (Banksy) —with the walker while traveling out of state last weekend, expecting them to be safely returned to his apartment as usual.
However, on Sunday, March 22, Baez received a call from the dog walker, who initially claimed the dogs were no longer in his apartment. When he inquired further, the walker said he had dropped them off the day before. However, when Baez returned to his Riverdale home, he said there were no signs the dogs had been returned, including their leashes and harnesses…