A puppy theft occurred in Ohio. The stolen puppy is a young Shih Tzu. The incident happened at a pet store and was reported to authorities. A woman is seen taking the puppy in a video. Further information about the incident can be found through local Ohio news sources, including details about the puppy and the investigation.
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