Have you seen Buddy? A Bay Area family is searching for a missing therapy dog last seen outside a bank in San Rafael.
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. --Arend Dittmer's dog was stolen on Friday. But the dog isn't just an ordinary family pet.
He tied him to the flag pole in front of the banks big windows. But when he came out 10 minutes later... Buddy was gone. Dittmer is working with the bank and police - hoping surveillance footage will help identified the women who allegedly took the dog. but he says... there is more to the story."He has a therapeutic function for the young adults who have been exposed to a lot of trauma that my wife works with. It is really not just a loss for us as a family, but also the community as a whole," he said.
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