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Fall River Police are investigating after a severely malnourished dog was found abandoned on Sunday

- Massachusetts, USA -


The Fall River Police Department said that along with Fall River Animal Control, they are attempting to locate the guardian of a dog who was found abandoned on Ward Street on the night of Sunday, May 7, 2023.


As the distressing pictures show, the furbaby is severely emaciated and police said he has open wounds on his body which required emergency veterinarian care.

Police also said: “It is believed that the dog was dumped out of a black truck.”


Authorities are now reaching out to the public for information that can lead to the guardian being located.


If you recognize the dog or have information about the monster(s) who callously dumped this precious life, please contact Det. Joseph Boyajian at (508) - 676 - 8511 ext. 250. Alternatively, you can call the anonymous TIP Line at (508) - 672 - TIPS (8477).

Remember, Paws Can’t Dial but you can! Thank you!


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Dog’s pictures were shared from Fall River Animal Control.


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Investigation underway after a weeks-old puppy was found abandoned close to death in Monmouth County

- New Jersey, USA -


The Monmouth County SPCA is reaching out to the public for information regarding a puppy who was found abandoned on the brink of death in Neptune.


In a Facebook post, the Monmouth County SPCA said that on the late night of Sunday, May 7, 2023, its Animal Control Division responded to a call about a puppy left on the side of the road in the Myrtle Avenue area.


Upon arrival, officers found “an emaciated 8-week-old puppy”. The female furbaby, whom the organization named Matilda, was “skin and bones”, she had difficulty breathing and was “unable to lift her head”.


Matilda was immediately rushed to the Monmouth County SPCA’s shelter for urgent medical care. She was wrapped in warm blankets and given IV fluids. According to the Monmouth County SPCA, Matilda was “shaking and whimpering” and staff was not sure she was going to make it. “Matilda has been minimally responsive to our care, and she's still in critical condition but we're doing our absolute best to keep her comfortable”, said the Monmouth County SPCA.


If you wish, and can afford to donate toward Matilda’s medical care, as well as toward all the other Voiceless Victims in the care of the Monmouth County SPCA, please click here. Thank you!


As for the criminal aspect of this case, the Monmouth County SPCA is investigating this abhorrent act and is looking for information leading to a criminal conviction of the monster(s) who did this to an innocent breathing being.


If you have any information that can help with the investigation, please call the Monmouth County SPCA ‘s Humane Law Enforcement Division at (732) - 440 - 1539.

Remember, Paws Can’t Dial, but you can! Thank you!


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Matilda’s pictures were shared from the Monmouth County SPCA’s Facebook page.


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Investigation underway after a dead dog was found secured to a sledgehammer in Lewes Creek

- Delaware, USA -


On the afternoon of Friday, March 24, 2023, Delaware Animal Services were contacted by the Lewes Police Department after the discovery of a deceased dog.

Police advised that the dog was found “secured to a sledgehammer and thrown into Canary Creek at the 800 block of Pilottown Road.”


The voiceless victim “is described as a male, possible terrier mix, approximately 40 pounds, black and brown in color.” Animal Services said the dog did not have a microchip and had no identification. The agency further said that it is unknown for how long the furbaby was in the water and did not disclose whether a necropsy will be performed.


The Delaware Division of Public Health Office of Animal Welfare’s Delaware Animal Services (DAS) is now reaching out to the public for assistance in hopes of finding whoever is responsible for this heinous act.


If you have any information about this case, please, do the right thing and come forward.

Speak up for the voiceless victim by contacting DAS at (302) - 255 - 4646. Thank you!


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