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Odeta Vaitkevičienė, the head of the Kaunas LSC communication subdivision, confirmed to tv3.lt that there is a fixed fact about the kidnapping of an animal, an investigation is ongoing, but information about the hostage taken briefly was neither confirmed nor denied. .
The General Assistance Center (BPC) received the notification after 5 p.m., and the incident itself occurred just after 11 a.m., BPC was notified that images were available. The thief escaped the scene without a cub.
“We were informed on Thursday night that an attempt was made to steal a curly bison cub from the animal groomer located at the KIKA” Akropolis “store in Kaunas for haircuts and SPA procedures in the supermarket parking lot and to escape. He sat in a car at random and took the woman hostage of the car.
The woman was threatened and told to drive as fast as possible, but when she stopped on the speed ramp, the host jumped out of the car and asked for help. At that time, an animal groomer reached the car and, along with two indifferent passers-by, took the kidnapped cub, “Lolita Bareikienė, the director of the network, said in the press release.
The animal groomer and all the store staff were greatly shocked, but the incident ended happily only thanks to a brave groomer and nonchalant passersby.
According to L. Bareikienė, the incident shocked not only the store staff, but also the entire group of companies.
“The incident was reported to the police and the hostess, who were very grateful for the courage and the safe return of the pet. We are shocked by this event, but will continue to do everything possible for the welfare of the pets,” says L. Bareikienė.
The incident revealed new theft trends and four-legged hosts are urged to remain vigilant.
“We believe this event reveals an increasingly pronounced theft trend: long-finger attacks not only on product shelves in stores, but also on animals. We are very concerned and recommend that all hosts protect their pets: no be left alone near supermarkets and in cars, as well as be vigilant when driving pets in patios and parks. A pet is a member of all families, therefore its loss would cause great pain, so we should all be attentive, responsible and social ”, recalls L. Bareikienė.
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