YORKIE

It was around 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving Eve when the owners of a miniature Yorkie said their beloved dog got loose in Southwyck Lake Park. Moments later, a witness said the dog was taken by someone.

Leo, a 10-year-old Yorkie, is now back in the care of his owners after being stolen from a car during a trip to San Francisco last week. Safe and sound: Leo and his owners, Jacqueline Zavala Lee and Refugio Zavala, were reunited on Sunday after someone informed the SFPD that the dog they bought in Oakland, Calif., matched the description of the missing canine, according to KRON4. UPDATE: Jacqueline got a call from SFPD today— someone in Oakland came forward and said they bought a dog that looks just like Leo.

The dog died in September at a private facility at New York’s Kennedy Airport used to hold animals from overseas that are denied entry to the U.S. by federal officials. The news was heartbreaking for a woman who says she was the owner-in-waiting for the female Yorkie. “It’s been really, really rough for me to deal with her death,” Rachel Hobbs, of Dayton, Ohio, said in a recent interview. A second Yorkie named Wonderful Baby Blue Diamond was under the care of a veterinary clinic suffering from an intestinal illness, according to court papers filed this week. “The question of who is responsible for any of these charges rests upon whether the seizure was reasonable and constitutional,” the plaintiffs say in court papers.

The family tells ABC13 they are grateful for Armando and Richard, the two city employees that assisted in Penny's rescue. DEER PARK, Texas (KTRK) -- Mary Lemus has a new appreciation for the city where she lives. "The search continued until after nightfall Wednesday.The Lemus family later learned Penny had crossed Center St., which is heavily travelled. "Above ground, workers Benny Carmona and Armando Diaz were waiting, along with Mary Lemus. "They went above and beyond at the end of the workday to save her," she said.The Lemus family is grateful they did.

EMBED >More News Videos WATCH: The family captured the moment they first saw Penny emerge from the sewer. The family tells ABC13 they are grateful for Armando and Richard, the two city employees that assisted in Penny's rescue. DEER PARK, Texas (KTRK) -- A dog is reunited with her family after a rescue by the City of Deer Park.Penny the Yorkie escaped the Lemus family home Wednesday after her mom Mary came home from the grocery store.Mary tells ABC13 that when the 5-year-old dog escaped the home, she and her family immediately went to search for her.In fact, they even sold their Astros tickets to stay home and search for the beloved pup.Neighbors told the family they saw Penny but they couldn't capture her because she kept running.One local business told the family they saw Penny run towards a nearby field.The family began a new search Thursday morning at a large sewer with a grate they believed Penny may have been trapped in.They called the City of Deer Park, and after a few minutes and no fear of getting dirty, a city employee recovered Penny.The family tells ABC13 they are grateful for Armando and Richard, the two city employees that assisted in Penny's rescue.

EMBED >More News Videos WATCH: The family captured the moment they first saw Penny emerge from the sewer. The family tells ABC13 they are grateful for Armando and Richard, the two city employees that assisted in Penny's rescue. DEER PARK, Texas (KTRK) -- A dog is reunited with her family after a rescue by the City of Deer Park.Penny the Yorkie escaped the Lemus family home Wednesday after her mom Mary came home from the grocery store.Mary tells ABC13 that when the 5-year-old dog escaped the home, she and her family immediately went to search for her.In fact, they even sold their Astros tickets to stay home and search for the beloved pup.Neighbors told the family they saw Penny but they couldn't capture her because she kept running.One local business told the family they saw Penny run towards a nearby field.The family began a new search Thursday morning at a large sewer with a grate they believed Penny may have been trapped in.They called the City of Deer Park, and after a few minutes and no fear of getting dirty, a city employee recovered Penny.The family tells ABC13 they are grateful for Armando and Richard, the two city employees that assisted in Penny's rescue.

RIVERSIDE COUNTY -- A tiny pooch that was nestled inside a cereal box when she was dropped off at a Riverside County Department of Animal Services shelter was adopted by a family who recently lost their own dog.The shelter said Tuesday that the 9-week-old Maltese-Yorkie mix was founded inside a Cap'n Crunch's Crunch Berries box.On Saturday, a lottery was held for the pup, now named Razz Berry, at the Western Riverside County/City Animal Shelter in Jurupa Valley. The family who won said they heard about Razz Berry's story on the same day their 12-year-old Puggle, Ginger, died. "This is going to sound ridiculous, but we always name our animals after seasonings. So we had Ginger, we have another dog, it's a Maltese-Yorkie mix, and that dog's name is Pepper. So she also is from the '80s music era and wanted Salt N' Pepa, so the other dog's black, she's been looking for a white Maltese.