As our efforts proceed to make sure our communities are protected against harmful dogs, officers have executed a warrant at a property in Rotherham following studies that an elderly lady suffered damage while out walking her canine.
The warrant, executed at a property on Hague Avenue in Rawmarsh yesterday (22 November) allowed officers to realize entry to grab two Cane Corso dogs.
Nine puppies had been additionally seized to make sure they stayed with their mom.
Chief Inspector Emma Cheney explains extra, she mentioned: “During an incident last month (October) an elderly woman and her dog suffered injury.
“The person in charge of the dogs left the scene and would not co-operate with officers. Our priority and duty is to protect the public and ensure that dogs do not pose a risk or cause harm to innocent people.
“Following community intelligence, a warrant was obtained to ensure we could access the dogs believed to be involved.
“The dogs will remain in our care whilst enquiries into the investigation continue.”
We proceed to see a rise in studies of dogs being dangerously uncontrolled and/or inflicting hurt or worry in our communities. We are eager to take motion in opposition to irresponsible homeowners and those that use their dogs to trigger worry.
Chief Inspector Emma Cheney continued: “If you are concerned about a dog’s behaviour or that of its owner, please report it to us. We will work with the owner where possible, as well as taking steps to safeguard any vulnerable people living with the dog, including children.”
