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Winnipeg dog poisonings appear to be intentional, police warn

Winnipeg police are warning pet owners to watch for suspicious items in their yards after two dogs were poisoned in the Minto neighbourhood – Jul 27, 2021

Winnipeg police are warning pet owners to watch for suspicious items in their yards after two dogs were poisoned in the Minto neighbourhood.

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On Tuesday police said they’ve recently received two separate reports about dogs falling ill after eating what has been confirmed to be rat poison found in plastic bags in their fenced-in yards.

One dog died, while the other was treated and survived.

Police haven’t said exactly where the dog owners live or when the poisonings happened.

In both cases, police say the plastic bags containing rat poison had been thrown into the yards.

Investigators are asking pet owners to report any suspicious circumstances involving their pets consuming rat poison thrown into their yard.

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“Cruelty to animals is a criminal code offence,” police said in a release.

Reports can be made through the police’s online reporting system or by calling 204-986-6222.

 

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