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Brandi Glanville’s House Broken Into, Offering $10K Reward For Missing Dog

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June 7 2013, Published 2:22 p.m. ET

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It wasn’t a good night for Brandi Glanville.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, who recently moved into a new Bel Air home, took to Twitter to plead for the return and to offer a reward for her dog Chica, who went missing on Thursday night after her home was apparently broken into.

She also revealed that people have been heartlessly calling and pretending to have her beloved pooch to collect the reward moeny – and RadarOnline.com has the details.

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“My house was broken into one of my dogs is missing,” she tweeted Friday morning.

But it didn’t end there. She also revealed that people have been calling her and pretending to have Chica.

“people R calling pretending 2 have her. This is devistatingsic-I will pay money give her back.”

On Thursday night, Glanville started tweeting about her missing dog, offering a $10,000 reward.

“My dog Chica is lost please help! Call me,” she tweeted. “I will give anyone who finds my dog chica in Bel air, La, Encino area 10 thousand dollars. Please please. She has a collar call me!”

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She also shared a photo of Chica, who she describes as “A little brown chihuawa sic mix.”

“My boys will be devistatated sic,” she added.

Glanville moved into her new home in April 2013, claiming she needed more privacy from her fans.

“I need a little more privacy,” Brandi said in an interview.

“I had some people that are fans of the show and they were just coming up knocking on the door at all hours of the night. I need more security and maybe a gate for the safety of the children and myself.”

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