Companion Dog Stolen From 73-Year-Old Woman in Downtown Eugene, Police Say
A companion dog was stolen from a 73-year-old woman in downtown Eugene, according to police.
Eugene, OR, October 20, 2026 —
Police say a companion dog was stolen from a 73-year-old woman in downtown Eugene. The information available identifies the woman’s age and the general location, but does not provide further details about the reported theft.
The date and time of the incident were not provided. The dog’s name, breed, appearance and any identifying details were also not included. The summary does not identify the police agency or say whether a report has been filed, whether anyone has been detained, or whether the dog has been found.
No information was provided about how the theft occurred or whether there were witnesses. Police have not been quoted, and no public appeal or contact information was included in the account. Those details cannot be confirmed from the information provided.
The report describes the animal as a companion dog and says the woman is 73. It does not provide additional information about her or the dog. Without a date, a more specific location or other identifying details, the account establishes only that police reported a companion dog stolen from the woman in downtown Eugene.
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