Dog found burned and pole put through it on council estate in Ballymun

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Last Thursday, NSPCA Inspectors responded to reports of the remains of a dog that had been severely burnt in Ballymun, Dublin 11. On arrival, Inspectors immediately did everything possible to identify the animal, including scanning for a microchip. Tragically, the remains were so badly damaged that identification was not possible. Inspectors also discovered what appeared to be a stick or pole lodged in the dog’s body. This is one of the most distressing cases our Inspectors have encountered. No animal should ever suffer or be treated in this way. The NSPCA is actively investigating this incident and is appealing to anyone who may have seen or heard anything that could assist our enquiries, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to email inspector@nspca.ie. Your information could make all the difference. All information will be treated in the strictest confidence.
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