Lady Gaga’s dogs finder is to be rewarded with the sum of $500,000 by the singer, who had earlier promised to give out the sum for anyone who can locate the French Bulldogs.
Lady Gaga’s dogs were stolen this week and have since been returned, after LA Police Department confirmed their return by a woman whose identity is yet to be made public.
The dogs were returned by the woman who brought the dogs into a Los Angeles police station at around 6pm local time on Friday, after a dog walker was shot and wounded earlier in the week.
A representative for Lady Gaga, who is currently in Rome making a film, and detectives went to the station and confirmed that they were her dogs
The dogs according to the report by TMz, were tied to a pole in an alley, miles from where they were dognapped, and the finder is in for a big reward.
Law enforcement believes the woman who found the dogs is a Good Samaritan who happened upon the dogs and recognized them from all the media attention. The woman saw the email address posted from Gaga and said she found the dogs, and she was advised to take them to a nearby police station. The dogs are fine.
Police believe the woman has no involvement in the dognapping so she deposited the dogs at the PD and left.
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) tweeted yesterday, saying the dogs had been discovered and they had “reached out to Lady Gaga’s staff to return them”.
The dog walker and friend of the singer, Ryan Fischer, had been shot as he walked three of the singer’s dogs in Hollywood on Wednesday.
Video footage of the incident showed a car then pulled up alongside him and two men jumped out, struggling with him until one of them pulled out a gun and fired it again before stealing two of the dogs.
A third dog managed to get away but has since been reunited with Lady Gaga’s representatives.