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Dog attack in Telford

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Dog attack in Telford

Date of alert:

Wednesday, 16 March 2022

Crime Ref:

Force:

ncident 315i of 12 February.

West Mercia Police

We are trying to identify a lorry driver who may have witnessed a dog attack in Telford last month.

At about 9.45am on Saturday 12 February a woman was walking her Labrador cross dog on its lead near The Fields, Donnington when it was attacked by a German shepherd dog which was off-lead.

The Labrador suffered multiple bite wounds which have required extensive surgery.

At the time of the attack it is believed that a driver was delivering a load of bricks nearby and we think he may have witnessed the incident and be able to give us some information.

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Dog attack in Telford
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