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Appeal for information after body of emaciated dog found in Clydebank

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emaciated body of a tan lurcher x whippet on black binbag

We are appealing for information after the body of an emaciated whippet cross lurcher was found on a pathway near Cornock Street, Clydebank on 31 January.

Scottish SPCA inspector, Jennifer Connolly, said, “We initially received a call from a member of the public who discovered the dog’s body at around 4.30pm on 31 January. We advised them to call the dog warden for uplift and that the warden will contact us if there are any suspicious circumstances around the animal’s death.

“The dog warden brought the dog’s remains to us as the dog was very emaciated and in poor condition.

“The dog is a female, tan, whippet cross lurcher who is three years old. She was wearing a black collar.

“We have had dealings with this dog previously and her name at that time was Storm.

“Unfortunately we have been unable to get in touch with Storm’s previous owner as the contact details we have for them are out of date. We believe they rehomed the dog last year and we’d encourage them to come forward as they could help us piece together details of what happened to Storm since she left their care.

“If anyone recognises this dog or has any information, we would ask that they contact our confidential animal helpline on 03000 999 999.”

 

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If anyone is concerned about an animal, please do not hesitate to contact our confidential animal helpline on 03000 999 999.

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