Pomeranian dognapped while tied up outside Williamsburg market

A pomeranian named Suki was dognapped outside of a Williamsburg market on Driggs Avenue early Sunday morning.

The suspect, a blonde woman who drives a Honda, was caught on security footage.

Gothamist reports that Suki’s owner, Yashoda Smith, is away on vacation in Greece, and left Suki under the care of her subletter and friend.

“Her friend, who is dogsitting and also subletting Smith’s Williamsburg apartment, stopped by Khim’s Millenium Market at N. 11th Street to buy some chocolate around 4 this morning, leaving Suki tied up outside.”

Metro would like to point out the extraneous detail of someone going out to a market around four in the morning to buy some chocolate.

Was it milk chocolate or dark chocolate? Were there almonds or toffee? Don’t leave us hanging, Gothamist.

Smith told Gothamist that Suki is a “very friendly” seven-year-old male that “doesn’t bark much.”

If you have any information regarding Suki’s whereabouts, or the suspected dognapper please call (646) 708-0711.

In addition, if you have any information as to why the dogsitter was buying chocolate at four in the morning on a weekend, or what kind of chocolate it was email me: Matthew.Lee@metro.us.

Matt Lee is a Web producer for Metro New York. He writes about almost everything and anything. Talk to him (or yell at him) on Twitter so he doesn’t feel lonely@mattlee2669.