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Police looking for man after puppy found in garbage can outside North York mall

The puppy was brought to a vet after being found in a garbage can outside Lawrence Square. Josh Miller

Toronto police are looking for a suspect after a three-month old puppy was discovered in a garbage can in North York last week.

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The dog was found in sealed plastic bags by a passerby who heard yelps coming from a trash can outside Lawrence Square Shopping Centre on the afternoon of July 11.

“The citizen quickly ripped open the bags, rescued the puppy and immediately took the puppy to a nearby veterinarian,” police said in a media release.

The dog, which police described as “happy and healthy,” has since been adopted by someone known to the man who made the discovery.

Police say a man was seen on camera disposing of a bag that was later found to contain a puppy. Toronto Police Service

Police are looking for a suspect who was allegedly seen on security camera video carrying — and later dumping — the dark coloured bag the puppy was found in.

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After disposing of the bag, police said the suspect entered the shopping plaza, made a few stops, and headed west on Dane Avenue.

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Anyone with information is asked to contact Toronto police or Crime Stoppers.

The three-month-old dog was adopted after its rescue. Josh Miller
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