Pasadena Residents Urged to Identify Canine Poisoner
Los Angeles County officials are appealing to the Pasadena community for help in identifying an individual who has been leaving poisonous foods near a local dog boarding and daycare facility. The concerning incidents have prompted a call for vigilance and swift action to protect the well-being of beloved canine companions.Safeguarding Furry Friends: A Community Effort
Poisonous Treats Threaten Unsuspecting Pups
According to the Humane Society of the United States, grapes and chocolate are two of the most dangerous foods for dogs. These seemingly innocuous items can have devastating consequences if consumed, potentially leading to severe illness or even death. Yet, an unidentified individual has been deliberately placing these toxic treats along a 1.5-mile stretch of Foothill Boulevard in Pasadena, posing a grave threat to the area's canine population.Jacks Vasquez, a seasoned professional in the animal care and veterinary field, has been sounding the alarm on this alarming trend. Vasquez, who operates the Dogtopia of East Pasadena facility, has witnessed firsthand the potential dangers these poisonous foods can pose. "Consuming even the smallest amount of grapes can be lethal to dogs," Vasquez warned, "and chocolate can make them very sick, resulting in thousands of dollars in veterinary bills."Surveillance Footage Captures Concerning Behavior
The Dogtopia of East Pasadena facility has shared video footage that captures a person crouching near a dirt patch on the street corner in front of the business, seemingly placing something on the ground. While the exact nature of the item is unclear, the location and the person's actions have raised significant concerns.Vasquez emphasized that this incident is just one in a series of troubling events. "Someone has been leaving grapes and chocolate M&Ms at various spots along a 1.5-mile stretch of Foothill Boulevard for several months now," she revealed, underscoring the persistent and deliberate nature of these actions.A Call for Community Vigilance and Action
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger has taken a strong stance against this alarming behavior, urging Pasadena residents who live or work near Foothill Boulevard to be on the lookout for the individual responsible. "Animal cruelty should never be tolerated," Barger stated emphatically, expressing her outrage at the thought of someone deliberately attempting to harm dogs and their unsuspecting owners.Pasadena Police Chief Gene Harris echoed Barger's sentiments, assuring the community that any reports of suspicious activity or actual animal cruelty will be taken seriously and met with assertive enforcement. "Any actual and reported cruelty to animals will be taken very seriously and with assertive enforcement," Harris declared.The Pasadena Police Department has encouraged residents to report any information related to the incidents, urging them to contact the department directly or submit reports through the city's online platform. With the community's vigilance and cooperation, the authorities hope to swiftly identify and apprehend the individual responsible for these heinous acts, ensuring the safety and well-being of Pasadena's beloved canine companions.New
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