A Manhattan hairstylist is asking for the public’s help in getting back his poodle puppy that he says was stolen by a random woman after it darted out of a Tribeca salon last week.

Dale Dumas, 51, says his 11-month-old red toy poodle named Rami ran out of the Roman K hair salon on Church Street just after 5 p.m. last Thursday as a customer walked in.

A street vendor scooped up Rami, later telling Dumas he handed over the “cold and shaking” pooch to a passing woman who claimed she would place the diminutive 6-pound poodle in her car to keep her warm.

But instead of trying to locate the pup’s owner, Dumas said the woman quickly sped away in a dark-colored Jeep Compass possibly bearing Pennsylvania plates.

“My heart is just broken,” he told The Post on Monday. “I want to get her back. The whole salon is just devastated.”  

Surveillance video obtained by Dumas from nearby businesses which he shared with The Post shows the suspected dognaper walking away with the the tiny red poodle in her arms.

Dumas said he has never had any interactions with the woman before, but the street vendor told him that he had seen her two weeks earlier.

The hairstylist explained that Rami was a rescue he found on Craigslist, and that did not have a chance to microchip her before the dognapping.  

The pooch had been standing by the front door of the hair salon, looking for another dog that had recently exited the business, located near the corner of Lispenard Street. That’s when a customer walked in — and Rami used the opportunity to run out the open door onto the street.

Dumas said he was talking to some colleagues while awaiting his next appointment and did not realize that his beloved dog was gone until more than 10 minutes later.

“She is still a baby,” he said. “She is kind of our salon mascot dog.”

The owner described the puppy as “super cute” and “smart,” and said that he is desperate to get her back.

He is offering a reward for her safe return, with no questions asked.

Dumas, who has worked at the Tribeca salon for seven years, said there has been a spike in criminal activity in the area in recent years, including one instance when the windows at the business were shattered.

The owners of Roman K have recently installed a buzzer on the door to keep people loitering in the neighborhood from going inside the salon to use the restroom, Dumas said.

The NYPD did not immediately have any information Monday on the incident.