Man charged over stealing puppies in Adelaide

A person has been charged after seven puppies had been stolen from a household house in Adelaide.

The house on Lyle Avenue, Morphett Vale, was damaged into and 7 Staffordshire-cross-Pitbull puppies had been stolen together with different belongings someday between 4pm on April 13 and 5pm on April 14.

Police launched an investigation into the incident to attempt to retrieve the younger canines.

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Two of the puppies have been discovered.(Provided)

The puppies have been returned to their household.(SA Police)

A house at Christies Seaside was searched early this morning and two of the puppies had been discovered.

A 3rd pet was handed into the native police station at about 4pm and returned to the proprietor.

A 37-year-old man was arrested and charged with critical prison trespass and theft.

He was bailed and can seem at court docket subsequent month.

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The opposite 5 puppies are nonetheless lacking.(Provided)

Police are nonetheless trying to find the opposite 4 puppies.

A 3rd pet was handed into the Christies Seaside Police Station and has since been returned to the proprietor.(South Australia Police)

Anybody with info is urged to name Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.