The identity of a suspect is being sought after he was seen on film kicking and severely injuring a stranger's dog.
The identity of a suspect is being sought after he was seen on film kicking and severely injuring a stranger’s dog, officials with San Francisco’s Department of Animal Care & Control said Friday.
Images of the man and a video of the alleged attack were released by Animal Care & Control.
The dog named Puppet suffered a fractured skull when it was kicked by the suspect, animal care officials said.
Virginia Donohue, executive director of Animal Care & Control, said in a statement:
“Our agency is on the front lines of investigating animal abuse and neglect. … The community acts as our eyes and ears. If anyone has evidence that animals are being mistreated, I encourage them to call our agency.”
Anyone with information about the identity of the suspect is asked to call Animal Care & Control emergency dispatch at (415) 554-9400 or send an email to [email protected].
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