Toronto police are investigating after suspicious reports of dogs getting sick in Etobicoke Toronto Etobicoke Police
There is currently no information on who the chemical-spraying suspect is, or precisely what kind of substance this is. More information will hopefully surface within the next few days - the Toronto Fire Hazmat Unit has been called onto the scene, followed by Animal Services who will also be notified of the incident.
People have already expressed their concerns on Twitter in response to Toronto Police Operations, shocked at how and why something like this would happen.Someone even suggested this could be some sort of comeback at dog owners who constantly neglect picking up after their pets. Still, spraying chemicals is going way out of line.
This sounds like someone who's pissed off at dog owners leaving their dog shit on their lawn and is taking action into their own handsFor now, keep a close eye on your pets and make sure they don't go near grass if you live in or around the area. It's unknown know how many lawns have been affected, or how poisonous this substance may be.
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