The Animal Welfare Society says it will lodge a complaint against a man who allegedly attacked a dog with a chainsaw. CapeTimesSA
Cape Town – The Animal Welfare Society said it would lodge a complaint against a man who allegedly attacked a dog with a chainsaw.
AWS spokesperson Allan Perrins said the wounds were purposefully inflicted by an unknown assailant after an altercation with Bruno’s owner. "Things escalated from there and it looks as though when things got heated, Bruno came to his owner’s defence and the guy operating the chainsaw got involved and struck Bruno,” Perrins said.“I asked the doctor if it was not accidental and the doctor is of the firm belief that there are two deliberate cuts there is one on top of the head that missed his eye and one inbetween the shoulder blades.
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