An Ontario dog boarding business has been descended on by activists. Police demand peace [Video]

Police say they are seeking two people they allege are connected to a break and enter at a Hamilton address under investigation for allegedly housing an illegal dog boarding business.

The break and enter comes just days after a couple accused the kennel operator of not properly looking after their healthy pocket bully puppy, which died under their care.

Investigators say the break-in happened June 19 at an address on Parkside Drive between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., when at least one person entered the home and stole the occupant’s dog.

Police are now seeking a 29-year-old woman and a 33-year-old man from St. Catharines and each is facing a charge of break and enter and of possessing property over $5,000.

A police spokesperson says the dog — a medium-sized black dog named Buster — has yet to be returned to its owner and its whereabouts are unknown.

There has been mounting concern about the …