HALIFAX – Investigators with the Nova Scotia SPCA have seized the frozen body of a dog from a Halifax neighbourhood.
The SPCA issued a statement Thursday saying the group received a call on Dec. 23 advising them that a female dog had apparently frozen to death in North Preston.
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Chief investigator David Ross said a necropsy has determined the American Staffordshire terrier died due to exposure.
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The group is reminding all pet owners of their responsibility to provide shelter for all pets.
With files from Global’s Ray Bradshaw
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