UPDATE (Monday, March 5, 2:42 PM): Confirmation from Anita that Luna has been found!
Yes — the fliers and announcements worked and someone took the dog away from the woman who had stolen her — called us and we got her back on the Ave this morning.
UPDATE (Monday, March 5, 9:21 AM): We now have a description of Luna’s abductor (via email from Anita):
The SPD has confirmed that Luna was spotted with a known transient female — Renee Gundersen — on the ave today. Ms. Gundersen is a known addict and has reddish hair, freckles, is very gaunt and wears clothes that are too big/look like they are hanging off of her. She and her boyfriend move between the U District and Capitol Hill. They do hang out around the U District Safeway, Jack in the Box, around 50th and the Ave.
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Luna the Soccer Dog / Photo courtesy Anita Ramasastry
Sounders fans may already be familiar with Luna the Soccer Dog, but now her owners are asking everyone to keep an eye out for her (emphasis mine):
Bring Luna home. Luna the Soccer Dog appears to have been stolen from outside her Seattle university area home about 5.30 p.m., Saturday, March 3, 2012. Female Kelpie mix (border collie with dingo ears), black coat, white vest, four white socks, 30lbs. Wearing tag showing her address (5810 16th Ave, N.E.) and phone (206) 729-8322. She responds to her name Luna. Responds uniquely to commands including “Pass the Soccer Balls” and “Play Soccer, Luna.”
An eyewitness saw Luna the Soccer Dog being taken by a young white woman, brown hair, in her 20s, who led her in the direction of Ravenna Park. GENEROUS REWARD For information leading to Luna’s safe return, no questions asked. Contact above phone (206) 729-8322 or address or email ramawawa1@msn.com.
Luna’s amazing soccer skills have thrilled thousands before Sounders games and in countless other exhibitions (Seattle Weekly YouTube video). Described as World’s Greatest Four-Legged Soccer Player. BRING LUNA THE SOCCER DOG HOME!
Here’s a map of the area around Luna’s house:
View Luna the Soccer Dog stolen in a larger map
And here’s that Seattle Weekly video she mentioned (from this 2009 SW story):
I have just heard from the owner that Luna was recovered safe and sound! Happy ending. 🙂
Fantastic news. 🙂
They should consider going around and removing the many many Luna flyers that are still up. I pointed one out to someone the other day thinking that the dog was still lost.
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