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Dog found tied to pavilion, Waverly Police seek public’s help

2 weeks ago in Community, Crime, Local, Regional

Dog found tied to pavilion, Waverly Police seek public’s help

Photo: Saga Communications/Waverly Police Department


WAVERLY, NY (607NewsNow) – Waverly Police are seeking any information about an abandoned dog.

Authorities say the pup was recently found tied to a pavilion at Waverly Glen Park.

Officers gave him food, water, and plenty of treats before turning him over to animal control. Now, investigators are trying to track down who may have left the dog behind, adding that potential charges could be pending.

If you recognize the dog or have information relevant to the investigation, contact the Waverly Police Department at (607) 565-2836 or via Facebook Messenger.

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