The New Brunswick SPCA is looking for witnesses in Saint John, N.B., as it investigates a case of a dog allegedly being dragged behind a vehicle this week.
The dog is currently under veterinary care and has non-life-threatening injuries, according to the NBSPCA.
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The organization says police responded to the intersection of Itty Bitty Way and MacLaren Boulevard on Monday just before 7 p.m.
It was reported to the NBSPCA that at least one person “interacted” with the suspect on Samuel Davis Drive near the scene.
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The NBSPCA, which is mandated to enforce animal protection laws, is investigating the case and is appealing for witnesses or anyone with dash-cam or video footage of the incident to come forward.
Anyone with information can contact the NBSPCA at 506-469-5882 or call Crime Stoppers.
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