Monica Salters knew something was seriously wrong with her golden retriever Bo after the six-month-old puppy threw up twice and had difficulty moving following a walk in Ashbridges Bay.
After rushing Bo to a vet, Salters was “shocked” to find her puppy tested positive for narcotics — including opioids, cocaine and THC — in his system. She’s now calling for pet owners to be extra vigilant of what their animals pick up when out and about.
Toronto resident Monica Salters said she believes someone intentionally laced a scrap of meat with narcotics for animals to ingest.
Canine distemper virus has plagued Toronto’s raccoon and skunk populations for years, contributing to an influx of carcasses on city streets.
Toronto police arrested a Toronto woman after a dog attack at a playground left a child with life-altering injuries. If you find yourself, or your