Four wild dogs shot dead after causing chaos in horror killing

FOUR dogs were shot after killing a sheep.

Six other puppies were rescued by police after the pack was found near a remote forest.

The pack of dogs was spotted near a remote forest

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The pack of dogs was spotted near a remote forest
They were shot after killing a sheep

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They were shot after killing a sheep

The dogs, who look like a mix of collies and hounds, were spotted sleeping on a country lane near Moffat, Dumfriesshire this morning.

Locals took to social media to share pictures to find their owners.

However, four of them were shot after they entered a field and killed a sheep on a nearby farm.

The police were called and were able to save the remaining six dogs. They are now looked after by them, while the officers also establish who they belong to.

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In a comment on Moffat Community Support’s Facebook page, Margot McMurdo wrote, “They may have been dumped, which is shocking.”

“They all look like dogs/collies that are often found in sanctuaries. I hope they stay safe.”

Claire Hargreaves wrote: “What a shame. The horrible person who dumped her put her in this position.”

“If they hadn’t been there, they wouldn’t have been shot!”

Other locals said they saw similar dogs roaming around town late Saturday night.

A Police Scotland spokesman said: “At around 8.40am on Sunday 9 July 2023, officers were made aware that a sheep had been killed and another attacked in the area of ​​Moffat after several dogs were found roaming unaccompanied. ”

“Four of the dogs were shot and killed as a result of this incident.

“Officials have cared for and safely secured six of the dogs being cared for at local kennels.

“The investigation into the incident is ongoing.”

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Edmuns DeMars

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