TWO Nhill people will face court later this year after the theft of two purebred labradors from Donald last week.
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The labradors, one a puppy and one about three or four years old, were allegedly stolen from a Donald address on Wednesday last week.
Nhill Sergeant Matt Currow said police searched a Nhill property about 8.40pm on Saturday and located the two dogs.
Police used a microchip scanner to confirm the identity of the dogs.
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Sergeant Currow said the Donald owner was thrilled with their return on Saturday night.
"He is very, very pleased with police," he said.
A man, 45, and a woman, 50, are due to face court later this year.
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Digital specialist at the Bendigo Advertiser, via Wimmera Mail-Times, Stawell Times-News and Ararat Advertiser. Formerly a news journalist and sub-editor. I do the behind-the-scenes work to help journalists bring their stories to life online.
Digital specialist at the Bendigo Advertiser, via Wimmera Mail-Times, Stawell Times-News and Ararat Advertiser. Formerly a news journalist and sub-editor. I do the behind-the-scenes work to help journalists bring their stories to life online.
