The Lafayette community has been invested in the search for Brandon Touchet's beloved dog, Savage. After days of searching and posting online, she has been reunited with his family in good health.

We reached out to Chloe O'Neill, Brandon Touchet's cousin, who shared that Savage was found in Lake Charles after Cammie Steade approached local police and told them she was in her care.

Lafayette police brought Savage back, and Brandon Touchet's family picked her up at the police station.


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The Lafayette community has been mourning the loss of the three victims in the triple homicide that occurred Friday, April 12th. Lafayette Police have identified the three victims as Elizabeth Reames, 46, Brandon Touchet, 45, and Eric Green, 49, all of whom were from Lafayette.

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The community has been following this case closely in hopes of finding answers as to what the motive behind this tragedy could possibly be. At this time, the suspect, Chad Credeur, 42, of Duson, LA, is in custody in Jeff Davis Parish on unrelated charges.

There is still one piece of the puzzle missing that the victim's family and members of the community would like found. Brandon Touchet's dog is missing, and his family is pleading that she be returned safely.

The post has been shared close to 700 times in a desperate attempt to locate their son's beloved dog, Savage.

The post reads:

PLEASE SHARE! Brandon C. Touchet’s dog, Savage, is MISSING after his murder.
Female, believed to be microchipped.
Please please help us find her. We love our animals like they are our children. Brandon would be devastated if we didn’t give everything we had to find her. PLEASE HELP US AND SHARE!!!!!
Several other community members have shared similar posts in local neighborhood groups, lost pet groups, and on their personal pages in hopes of finding Savage.
The community has continued to share photos of dogs found locally that look like her; however, they have not had a match yet. Hopefully, as word continues to spread across Acadiana, someone will be able to identify her and safely return Savage to Brandon's family.
Please continue to share and keep an eye out for Savage until she is reunited with her family.

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