Pet owners in Toronto’s west end are being advised to use caution after several dogs that were recently at an Etobicoke dog park fell ill.
Late Tuesday afternoon, officers from Toronto police’s 22 Division were called to a small private off-leash area on Summerland Terrace, near Dundas and Bloor streets, after receiving reports of someone “spreading chemicals on the grass.”
Toronto Animal Services was notified about the situation, which police are calling a “suspicious incident.” The substance, which is being described as a white or grey powder, is believed to be a salt substitute, said Const. Laura Brabant. A lot of dogs here have gotten sick and a lot of people are saying it’s kennel cough and so on, which is quite possible,” he said.
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