In recent days, dozens of pet dogs have died unexpectedly in the left-shore wind zone of the mountain region of Aoshima City. After all, many of the dogs found out that the dead dogs had only one characteristic: sausage in vomit! And strangely, the owner didn't eat sausages for the dog and the dog owner found sausages scattered over the ground in the district. Suspected that “venomous sausage” had been dropped, the owner of the dog had reported it to the police and the police were now involved in the investigation.
After walking the dog home, the dog threw up and died.
“September 12 is Sunday, at about 6:30 a.m., and I went downstairs to walk my dog, less than 8 o'clock, and when I came home, the dog threw up, and soon twitched, and I took the dog to the nearest pet hospital, where it was saved for almost an hour, and eventually it didn't come back.” Ms. Liu, the owner of the Windy Region on the left bank of the mountain area, told the journalist that he soon realized that there was something wrong with the death of the dog. “We have learned that since 11 September, several pet dogs in the district have been killed in such an unknown manner, suspected of having been poisoned.” Ms. Liu told all media journalists in the peninsula that they had found sausage from vomit. Ms. Liu stated that for some time her family had not fed the dog sausage and that several other dead dogs had sausages in their vomit, “this sausage is suspicious”.
As time went by, more and more news came of the strange death of the dog, which led Ms. Liu and others to confirm the speculation that poison sausages had been dropped. “On the afternoon of September 13, we learned that fifteen and six pet dogs had already been poisoned.” The dog masters gathered together to negotiate a decision to call the police. “So I called the alarm, and the police officers at the police station in China and Korea came to investigate and made a statement.”
Residents found suspected “venomous sausage”
"We went to the area where we walked the dogs, looking for traces, and the neighbors found a pile of sausage." Ms. Liu explained that the sausages were placed in the area from 46 to 50 in the subdistrict. “Neighbors said that they had seen movement towards the position where sausages had been found, that the police had taken surveillance and that the neighbours who had found sausages had provided them to the police.”
Residents found suspected “venomous sausage”
According to Ms. Liu, the presence of suspected “venomous sausages” close to secondary schools and kindergartens was found to be extremely dangerous. Ms. Liu expressed the hope that the public security organs would soon solve the case and that the persons concerned would be duly punished.
Residents pick up suspected poison sausages.
In the afternoon of 15, journalists came to the Windy Left Bank, and the strange death of the dog raised concerns among some residents. "I've heard about this, and if someone really poisoned it, it's really awful. It's potentially too dangerous." Mr. Zhang expressed the hope that the police would soon find out the truth.” Although some dog breeders are sometimes less careful and some uncivilized dog breeders, the practice of throwing poison sausages in retaliation is not acceptable.” Ms. Qiu indicated.
Police are investigating.
On 15 December, the journalist contacted the pet hospital where Ms. Liu's dog was rescued, and the pet doctor, Mr. Choi, told the journalist that “we only saved the dog here, and just recently contacted me at the police station to dissect the dog, remove the dog's blood and food residue from his stomach, and prepare for a judicial examination.” The journalist was informed that the police were investigating the incident.
Subsequently, journalists came to the Xinxiang property industry, which provides property services to the Windsor District of the Left Bank. Liu's manager in the property industry told the reporters that there had indeed been a reflection by residents that “the nature of the problem of poisoning a pet dog was serious and the final conclusions would need to be drawn by the police investigation”. According to Liu's manager, there have also been complaints from residents about dog-keeping in previous years. “Some of them are noise-disturbing people, no excrement, no dog-walking, etc., and our property is nothing but propaganda about civilized dogs, we have no law enforcement powers, and we find that large dogs and stray dogs can be dealt with at police stations and city authorities.”