Someone broke into the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region in Colorado Springs and stole a dog.

It's an American Bulldog- Pitbull mix named Gus.

His owner reached out to 11 News after the Humane Society told him, his dog was stolen.

"[He's] well mannered, a little disobedient as far as getting out and running around," said John Seymour of his dog Gus.

The nearly three-year old dog isn't a stranger to getting taken in my Animal Law Enforcement and being picked up by his owner.

"The last time I went, I received an 'Animal at Large' ticket," said Seymour.

On May 26, Seymour went to pick up the dog after it got out again. He was given a new ticket but this time, his dog was not there.

"She said, 'I hate to tell you this by your dog was stolen last night from the shelter. Someone broke it, went straight to his kennel and took your dog and your dog only,'" Seymour said of a conversation with a Humane Society employee.

Colorado Springs Police say whoever is behind the crime could face felony charges for burglary and theft. They released images of two men who were caught on camera at the Humane Society during the crime.

The Humane Society said they could not comment on what happened because of the open investigation.