MEMPHIS, Tenn — A woman hired to watch two dogs for five days is accused of stealing bags filled with the homeowners’ clothing and other belongings and then selling them online.

Tiffany Little was charged with theft of property between $2,500 and $10,000 after the items were reported missing last month.

The homeowner, who did not want to be identified, said Little was caught on their Ring camera leaving the house with 34 bags believed to be holding the stolen items. He said the bags she used also came from inside their house.

The homeowner said Little took mainly clothing along with some vinyl albums, kitchen utensils, and dog food.

He said that 114 items listed on her Poshmark page for sale belonged to his family.

“She is selling this shirt from a beer league softball team that my wife and I were on ten years ago. We made the shirts by hand for the entire team,” said the victim.

The homeowner said he confronted Little after realizing several things were missing from his daughter’s closet and after seeing the video of her leaving with all those bags.

He said Little claimed she had been working at three houses that week and had carried her stuff, plus thrift-store items, to his house to sift through.

Little was released from jail on her own recognizance. She is scheduled to be arraigned on April 28.