INDIANA COUNTY, Pa. — A 6-foot female alligator and a 4-foot male alligator were both stolen from an outdoor enclosure at an Indiana County pet shop, according to state police.
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Troopers said someone took the reptiles from Pearce’s Pet Place in White Township sometime between 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8 and noon Sunday, Aug. 9.
Neither animal was for sale and the pair has been valued at around $2,000.
Theft of Alligators! Pictured male & female alligators were stolen from an outdoor enclosure at Pearce's Pet Place, White Twp., Indiana Co. overnight between Aug. 8 and Aug. 9. They were not offered for sale & have a combined value of $2k. Call PSP Indiana @ 724-357-1960 w/ tips. pic.twitter.com/lY8BBj5AbX
— Troopers Steve Limani & Cliff Greenfield (@PSPTroopAPIO) August 24, 2020
Investigators said they do not yet have any leads, but they’re hopeful someone knows who took the alligators.
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