Bella the puppy to reunite with owner after alleged dognapping

Bella the dog is going home.

Toronto Police say the pet, which was previously reported stolen, was hit by a vehicle in the Scarborough area. Cops say a Good Samaritan took her to a veterinarian to be treated for her injuries and Bella will be reunited with her owner on Monday afternoon at a Toronto Animal Shelter.

Police are still looking for a 26-year-old Toronto woman who is wanted in the theft of the dog.

Police on Sunday released photos of both the suspect, Tiffany Ellis, and the canine, a female Terrier puppy named Bella.

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Tiffany Ellis is wanted in a dognapping investigation. TORONTO POLICE HANDOUTPhoto by HANDOUT /TORONTO POLICE

Ellis is described as 5-foot-6 with brown hair.

It’s alleged the dog was stolen on July 5 from the rightful owner in the Jane St. and Shoreham Dr. area.

The accused faces charges of theft.

Anyone with information contact police at 416-808-3100, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or at www.222tips.com.