Police investigating the deaths in Les Îles\u002Dde\u002Dla\u002DMadeleine as residents express anger over the mistake and compassion for the dogs\u0027 owner.
Meanwhile, the three dogs deemed dangerous have not been located by the municipality.
Reports by local news media and comments on social media suggest the municipality intervened with the owner of the three dogs in question following complaints that the dogs were running loose and had killed several cats. The dogs were reportedly assessed by a veterinarian, who concluded they were dangerous with a high risk of recidivism. When the owner did not comply with the order to bring the dogs for euthanization, a warrant for seizure of the dogs was issued.
“Every dog owner is deeply moved by this story, personally when I get home I am going to microchip my dog!” wrote another. “… We all feel solidarity with this family. We are feeling a mix of sadness, hatred and anger.”
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Online Outrage Sparks Over A Video Of A Mom Rocking Her Baby To Sleep Mid-FlightNew mom publishes video of herself trying to soothe a baby on plane, faces sudden backlash online.
Read more »
Quebec’s Etienne Papineau leads Canadian contingent into Fortinet Cup ChampionshipThe 2023 PGA Tour Canada campaign wraps with the Fortinet Cup Championship at Country Hills Golf Club in Calgary.
Read more »
Quebec’s Etienne Papineau leads Canadian contingent into Fortinet Cup ChampionshipEtienne Papineau is shooting for a repeat feat. Five years ago, before his name was appearing on every list of Canada’s rising golf stars, he led a ...
Read more »
Quebec company has potential solution for public washroom issueUrben Blu has installed pre-fabricated self-cleaning washroom facilities in municipalities across Canada, including several in Ontario
Read more »
South Korean firm opening copper foil plant in Quebec for use in electric vehiclesGRANBY, Que. — A new player is entering the Quebec supply chain for electric vehicle batteries. Volta Energy Solutions, a subsidiary of South Korea's Solus Advanced Materials, will produce copper foil for batteries in Granby, Que., southeast of Montreal. The Quebec government is giving the company a $150-million loan, part of which is forgivable, for the $750-million project that is expected to create 260 jobs. The plant is to produce 25,000 tons of copper sheets per year starting 2026. Quebec P
Read more »