- By Maisie Olah
- BBC News, West Midlands
The dog’s body was brought in the shopping bag by a man who left without providing his name, the RSPCA said
A dog has actually passed away after being the topic of a “savage and extended attack”, the RSPCA said.
The female bull breed was brought into the PDSA Pet Hospital in Oldbury, Sandwell, on 29 March by a man who said the dog had actually been struck by a car however left prior to he offered his name.
The animal had deep knife injuries all over her head, body and legs along with fractures and bruising, the RSPCA said.
“This poor dog would have suffered a good deal,” the charity included.
Warning – this post includes traumatic material
West Midlands Police has actually been called for an action.
RSPCA Inspector Boris Lasserre said: “The nature of the injuries reveal the dreadful mutilation of the dog was not post-mortem. Clearly this savage and extended attack caused the dog’s ultimate death”.
The charity said they wish to trace the man who generated the dog as part of their examination to exercise what took place to the animal.
The man was black, about 20-30 years of ages and was using black pants, a black coat and black cap, Mr Lasserre said.
‘Blood soaked’
He brought the dog’s body covered in a blood-drenched sheet and a B&M shopping bag.
“We comprehend the man brought the dog into the center having actually gotten here there on foot so we would have an interest in speaking with anybody who remained in the location at the time or from any drivers who have dashcam video footage,” Mr Lasserre included.
“We likewise interest anybody who might have heard a dog shrieking in misery on the early morning of the 29 March.”
