Monday, 12 September 2016
"It's Very Devastating" - 14 Dogs Die At Boarding Kennel After Heater Malfunction
Story out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan:
A problem with a heating system at a kennel in Saskatoon has left 14 dogs dead.
"There was a mechanical malfunction with the heating system," explained Bonnie Clark, manager of Playful Paws Pet Center located in the city's Sutherland Industrial area.
The kennel posted an apology to their Facebook page Saturday afternoon.
According to the post, the building's roof top heating units pushed the heat into one of the facility's upstairs kennel rooms. It got so hot that dogs being kept there died.
Clark said the owners of the dogs staying at the pet daycare and boarding centre are currently being notified.
"Certainly, our hearts go out to the families whose pets have died," said Patricia Cameron, executive director of the Saskatoon SPCA. "It's very devastating. And to the people that worked at Playful Paws, because that has got to be someone's worst nightmare. It's a sad day." Cont.
Story from - CBC News
Labels:
Accident,
Animals,
Canada,
Saskatchewan
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