Los Angeles, California - The woman who walked into a Los Angeles police station with two of Lady Gaga’s French bulldogs days after the star's dog walker was shot in a robbery has been sentenced.

Jennifer McBride pleaded no contest Thursday to one count of receiving stolen property and got two years of probation, court records show.

The 52-year-old originally faced two criminal charges, but one count of being an accessory after the fact was dropped as part of the plea deal.

Lady Gaga’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, was walking the singer's three French bulldogs in the 1500 block of Sierra Bonita Avenue in Hollywood in February 2021, when a car pulled up and two men jumped out.

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He resisted when the men tried to snatch the dogs, and he was shot in the chest. The assailants took Gaga's beloved pets Koji and Gustav and escaped.

Fischer was later released from a hospital.

The dogs were recovered after McBride walked into a Los Angeles police station with the two bulldogs days after the shooting.

She claimed that she came across the dogs tied to a pole and asked about a $500,000 reward the singer had offered for their return, police said at the time. McBride was later arrested.

Investigators found that she was in a relationship with the father of one of the men accused of assaulting Fischer.

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The triggerman, 20-year-old James Howard Jackson, pleaded no contest to attempted murder this month and was sentenced to 21 years in prison.

Jackson was on the lam for months after he was mistakenly released from jail in April due to a clerical error. He was recaptured in August.

Harold White (42) who was in a relationship with McBride, pleaded no contest to being an ex-convict in possession of a firearm this month.

His sentencing is scheduled for March 13, court records show.