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Online supermarket Ocado launches Fetch pet store
Dragons’ Den success Billy+Margot notches up 100,000 iced treats sales
Maidenhead Aquatics moves into Huntingdon Garden & Leisure
Litter Kwitter and Pet Diner set to shine on the international stage
Coletta & Tyson's relaunched pet shop sets high standards
UK's first 'Bring Your Dog To Work Day' set to help employees and charities
Pets At Home uses real people's videos for this advert
New breed of muzzle more powerful than legislation
Changes to Dangerous Dogs Law welcomed by Kennel Club
China goes crazy over 'Panda Dogs' - could they catch on in the UK?
Ancol's new catalogue out now
Mr Johnson’s New Advance lines are going down a storm
Poundstretcher aims to have 100 Pet Hut stores by the end of 2014
Exo Terra help in fight against critically endangered Gecko species
Animology keeping clean sheets
Wood Green animal shelter in London to stop vet treatments
Pet shop owner shellshocked over £100 tortoise theft
Exo Terra Pebble Waterfall helps to stimulate a reptile's natural drinking behaviour
Reduced registration fees for KC assured breeders
The compact filter that packs a powerful punch
BVA poses questions on Independence at its Scottish dinner
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Pet shop owner shellshocked over £100 tortoise theft

A Scarborough pet shop owner is appealing for thieves who stole a tortoise from his store to return it immediately.

Dale Hick, who runs Peter’s Pet Shop in St Thomas Street, had the £100 animal taken on Monday morning when a group of men in their early 20s took it from the store.

If not given proper care it is likely the animal will die in a couple of weeks.

Police were called and are now examining CCTV footage to see if they can trace the men involved.

Mr Hick told his local newspaper, the Scarborough News, that the group caused a distraction to help them in their crime.

He said: “A group of lads came in dressed in shorts and T-shirts and I didn’t really think much of it.

“On the way out they knocked over a cage, to cause a distraction it seems, as when I had got it tidied away I noticed the tortoise had been taken.

“They probably saw the price tag and thought they might be able to get some money for it."

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