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Eight-year-old girl stole another dog in Petrozavodsk

In Petrozavodsk, an eight-year-old schoolgirl arbitrarily took another dog

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Eight-year-old girl stole another dog in Petrozavodsk

In Petrozavodsk, an eight-year-old schoolgirl arbitrarily took another dog. The incident occurred on October 12 on the Boulevard of Internationalists. The hostess left the dog named Cupcake by a tree near the speed reading school, and when she returned, she found that the animal had disappeared.

As it turned out later from the accounts of witnesses, the dog was taken away by a child. The owners immediately raised the alarm on social media. The search was crowned with success: after some time, the dog was noticed in the area of Popov lane on Drevlyanka.

A cupcake owner has shared details online: a dog who needs treatment because of her age has been found tied up on the street. The girl who took the dog, played with him, and then just left him to freeze. Fortunately, a passerby noticed the abandoned animal and took it to her before the owners arrived.

In fact, the owner filed a statement to law enforcement agencies.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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