The pups are as young as just four or five weeks old, but it has been suggested they were stolen to trade for drugs Photo: WA Police
Police are desperately trying to reunite two stolen puppies with their mum and owners after they were rescued during a raid on a house in Mirrabooka on Wednesday.
The puppies, believed to be mastiff crosses, are alleged to have been stolen and need returning to their mother urgently as they are as young as only four or five weeks old.
There has been reports that the pups even have used as part of a drug trade.
Fortunately they are in good hands, being looked after by a Yokine vet, but police are keen to find their rightful owners as soon as possible.
A police spokesperson said that if the owner of these puppies could prove ownership, they should contact Mirrabooka Detectives on 9246 8373.
