Police are investigating after three puppies were left along an Alberta highway in Frog Lake last week.
On Jan. 14, Elk Point RCMP officers found the three animals abandoned along a rural stretch of Highway 897 “with no houses nearby” in Frog Lake First Nations.
“Police feared for the well-being and the safety of the animals and were brought in to foster care,” RCMP said in a news release Sunday.
If you recognize the dogs or have information, contact RCMP at 780-724 3964 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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Frog Lake is about 250 kilometres northeast of Edmonton.
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