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In Taganrog unknown shot at the dog from a crossbow

In Taganrog unknown shot at the dog from a crossbow

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In Taganrog unknown shot at the dog from a crossbow

In Taganrog, an unknown man shot a dog from a crossbow. The incident was reported by citizens on social networks.

The animal was found on Syzranov Street on September 25. A metal arrow went right through the dog. Not indifferent people could not pass by him and took him to the veterinary clinic. According to veterinarians, vital organs were not affected.

An arrow was pulled from the dog and the wound was treated. Animal rights activists wrote a statement to the police. Residents fear that the squirrel is walking the streets. Next time, the target could be a person.

As commented in the regional GU MIA, this fact is being checked. The persons involved in the incident are currently being identified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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