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Loose German Shepherd, Pitbull Kill Small White Dog In New Jersey: Cops Loose German Shepherd, Pitbull Kill Small White Dog In New Jersey: Cops
Loose German Shepherd, Pitbull Kill Small White Dog In New Jersey: Cops New details have been released in a deadly Bergen County dog attack. A German Shepherd and Pitbull got loose from a Park Ridge home Wednesday evening, April 16, Montvale Police Capt. Alisha Foley confirmed.  The two larger dogs then attacked a Maltese being walked by a man on Raven Road in Montvale, killing the Maltese and leaving the walker with a laceration on his hand, according to Foley and Montvale Police Chief Doug McDowell. The dogs involved in the attack have been secured, and animal control is assisting in the investigation. Officials are working to determine how the dogs got…

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by Cecilia Levine
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CT Shelter Euthanizes Dog That Mauled Volunteer; Animal Deemed 'Untreatable' CT Shelter Euthanizes Dog That Mauled Volunteer; Animal Deemed 'Untreatable'
CT Shelter Euthanizes Dog That Mauled Volunteer; Animal Deemed 'Untreatable' A Connecticut animal shelter said it euthanized a dog after it mauled a volunteer, leaving her in need of reconstructive facial surgery. The Animal Haven in North Haven had previously stated it would not put down the animal after protests erupted to save the dog, named Sarge. However, after veterinarians deemed the dog "untreatable and unrehabilitatable," the group said it had no choice, according to a Facebook post. After consulting with veterinarians, animal behaviorists, and animal control, we concluded euthanasia was necessary. Sarge’s unprovoked attack on our volunteer resulted in leve…

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by Josh Lanier
Police & Fire
Unvaccinated, Roaming Dog Attacks Victim In CT, Owner Charged, Police Say Unvaccinated, Roaming Dog Attacks Victim In CT, Owner Charged, Police Say
Unvaccinated, Roaming Dog Attacks Victim In CT, Owner Charged, Police Say A Fairfield County man was arrested after his dogs attacked and injured a victim in November, police said. Erasmo L. Farinas, 52, of Wilton, was arrested on a warrant on Monday, Dec. 23, stemming from an incident on Nov. 23, at approximately 4: 30 p.m., according to the Wilton police report. Police say the warrant was issued after his roaming dog or dogs attacked and injured a victim in town. Police allege Farinas failed to meet several legal requirements for dog ownership and allowed his dogs to roam unsupervised. Police say Farinas did not have dog/cat rabies vaccinations and was ci…

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by Cecilia Levine