A puncture wound that claimed the life of a puppy in Hull recently appears to have been made by another animal, not a knife as originally suspected.
A deputy responded to a Williams Wilson Road call of animal cruelty and found a six-month old daschund puppy with a puncture wound behind his right ear. The deputy noted in his incident report that the dog appeared to have been stabbed. The report noted that there was no blood leading into or out of the garage and that the dog appeared to have been killed there.
The dog’s owner suspected that a neighbor, with whom he has had previous disputes, killed the dog. But the owner took the dog to the University of Georgia Vet Clinic for evaluation.
“They had a necropsy done and it told them that another animal, a coyote or dog, had done it,” said Sheriff Kip Thomas.
A deputy responded July 23 to a home on William Wilson Road, where a man said he found his roommate's 6-month-old dachshund dead in the carport.
Blood was spattered throughout the garage, and the man said it appeared the dog had been stabbed behind the ear, according to a sheriff's report.
But the owner took the dog to a UGA veterinary clinic, where the necropsy revealed the puppy died from bite wounds, Thomas said.
seem like we should get the facts straight before writing it is the paper.
Umm.. They reported what the officer suspected and put in his report. These were the facts of the case early on..
I'm "AMAZED" you didn't come to that conclusion yourself before you wrote it in this blog. Three fingers right back at ya..