Eugene
Eugene Police Department seeks public’s help in locating owner of abandoned dog
Eugene, OR – The Eugene Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating the owner of a dog that was abandoned near Fairfield Avenue and Hwy. 99 North.
According to Eugene Animal Services, the dog was tied to a sign at the location on March 31 at 11:37 a.m.
The individual responsible for abandoning the dog was captured in a grainy photo walking away southbound on Hwy. 99.
Eugene Animal Services is encouraging anyone with information about the incident to contact them at 541-682-5748.
The authorities are hoping to find the person responsible and ensure the dog’s safety.
This case highlights the importance of responsible pet ownership, and animal services are actively working to investigate and identify the individual involved.
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