Surveillance Catches Women Leaving Dog At Mall
By: Caroline Tucker
Updated: March 20, 2013
Animal law enforcement at Lollypop Farm say two women left a small dog at the Mall at Greece Ridge, and now they want to talk with them.
McTavish is adjusting to his new temporary home at Lollypop Farm. The miniature Schnauzer mix is part of a possible abandonment investigation.
"The dog was in good condition, good shape; he was a little afraid at first but he is coming around to the staff here," investigator Reno DiDomenico said.
It was a Thursday afternoon when a mall security camera caught two women dropping off a small dog outside of Lollypop Farm's retail shop. Lollypop Farm says the women never went into the store. Abandonment is a crim that can come with jail time and/or a fine. But law enforcement needs to know more.
"There could be depending on the circumstances, we are still investigating; we really would like to talk to the owners of this dog or these people so we can get a better idea about what happened," DiDomenico said.
A medical history and other information about the dog is needed so that they can adopt him to a good home. Lollypop Farm is asking anyone who may have been at the mall and saw what happened here on March 7th to call them at (585) 223-6500..
McTavish is adjusting to his new temporary home at Lollypop Farm. The miniature Schnauzer mix is part of a possible abandonment investigation.
"The dog was in good condition, good shape; he was a little afraid at first but he is coming around to the staff here," investigator Reno DiDomenico said.
It was a Thursday afternoon when a mall security camera caught two women dropping off a small dog outside of Lollypop Farm's retail shop. Lollypop Farm says the women never went into the store. Abandonment is a crim that can come with jail time and/or a fine. But law enforcement needs to know more.
"There could be depending on the circumstances, we are still investigating; we really would like to talk to the owners of this dog or these people so we can get a better idea about what happened," DiDomenico said.
A medical history and other information about the dog is needed so that they can adopt him to a good home. Lollypop Farm is asking anyone who may have been at the mall and saw what happened here on March 7th to call them at (585) 223-6500..
