It’s a thought that pet owners don’t want to imagine as their dog runs loose in a Canadian park, sniffing and licking on the grass —the notion that someone has placed a poisonous liquid within reach of the animal.
That worst-case scenario is unfortunately coming true as some people have decided that parks are good places to kill or sicken animals with poison, leaving most to wonder who could be so heartless and why?
A number of incidents have taken place recently in neighbourhoods and parks, including this past weekend in Toronto’s High Park, in the city’s west end, when two dogs died and a number were sickened after apparently licking antifreeze that was in buckets of water near a hydrant in the off-leash area of the popular park. Dead raccoons were also found, posed with flowers and dead squirrels, according to reports. Police are not saying if the incidents are linked.
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