Old iron who has raised pets should know the bondage and feelings between people and pets,
The little friends who have Wang Xingren at home can imagine:
How would you feel if someone threatened to poison your dog just because it barked too much and was too noisy?
In the past two days, a shoveler in Sydney has encountered such a threat...
Cheri Blair from Sydney, 66 years old,
She lives in Lane Cove in the North End, and the old lady has a Portuguese Bourdain dog named Jolene,
After another of Blair's dogs died of cancer, she brought back Jolene last Christmas.
Now that Jolene is only seven months old, Blair says Jolene is "sweet." (Australia's largest Internet celebrity Douyin account "Micro Sydney", take you to see the interesting things about Australian life!) Essential for studying abroad travel immigrants! Please search for "Micro Sydney" on TikTok, we are waiting for you here! ）
At around 6 a.m. on Monday, Jolene came out to play.
Usually Jolene goes out and plays and goes home,
However, that morning, Jolene was delayed, and Blair didn't feel right, so he went out to look for it.
She found Jolene in the backyard,
A bone was also found next to it:
"I looked at it, and it was a bone, the kind that the pet supply store sold, like a freeze-dried bone, very big."
Blair said that although she saw the bones,
But he didn't think much of it, threw the bones outside the yard, and then took the dog back to the house.
However, after returning to the house, she returned the taste:
"I didn't feel right, and I went out to look at it again, and found that there was a letter in the envelope where the bones were, and the words were written on it."
This passage still makes her heart palpitate, and it reads:
Your dog is going to be poisoned,
It barks too much,
Sorry, but there is no other choice,
It's your fault.
Blair said afterwards:
"I was scared to death, and immediately shouted at my husband to get the bone back. This guy doesn't even know much about spelling, it's horrible. ”
Subsequently, Blair quickly took Jolene to a pet hospital in Artarmon called North Shore Veterinary Hospital.
The hospital induced jolene's vomiting, and Blair said:
"We're not sure if that bone is poisonous, but I'm not going to take any risks." I mean, it's obviously dangerous. ”
After inducing vomiting, Blair took the dog home, but,
Back at home, Jolene began to tremble,
Blair took it back to the hospital again and spent a day in the hospital, observing the dog's condition, just in case.
Later, Blair recalled that the so-called "too much shouting" may have been on the Saturday two days ago:
That day, Jolene was with two other dogs,
Maybe because of the excessive fright,
It barked continuously for about 20 minutes.
It turned out that Blair also had another dog,
But the dog didn't get along with her cat, so she thought about selling it.
On Saturday, a potential buyer brought his dog to Blair's house.
I want to see if the two dogs are out of place.
Maybe the two dogs got along well, and the buyer immediately bought the dog home.
In the evening, Jolene cried again,
It should be looking for its own little buddies in the yard.
At that moment, Blair heard a woman shouting, "Don't bark! ”
"It barked, but we pulled it back into the house."
No one approached her afterwards.
Next door to Blair's house is an apartment building with 60 apartments:
"I've only had one holiday with one person over the years, but I don't think he did it, he loves dogs now."
"I've been at home, and Jolene doesn't bark at night at all."
Before taking the dog to the hospital for the second time, Blair called the police, and the police did not say a word and went directly to her home.
The police also went to the backyard to do a reconnaissance, (Australia's largest Internet celebrity Douyin account "Micro Sydney", take you to see the interesting things about Australian life!) Essential for studying abroad travel immigrants! Please search for "Micro Sydney" on TikTok, we are waiting for you here! ）
Extracted the DNA from the letter,
Also asked for the phone number of the apartment building property next door,
Residents of the apartment building will be contacted one by one.
Blair hopes that the police will catch the culprit, or let the media report, at least scare the culprit behind it.
"When you threaten a puppy, everyone takes it seriously."
In other words, if you think that other people's dogs are too noisy, or have other dissatisfaction,
Isn't the first thing to do is to negotiate and communicate well?
Is it really good not to say that you are directly poisoned or use poisoning as a threat?
Of course, civilized dog breeding is also crucial,
I hope that the neighbors can understand each other and not be so angry!