Nassau SPCA raises Reward for info On lifeless canines found in Sump

The Nassau County SPCA has increased the reward it's providing for assistance leading to the arrest of the grownup who dumped the bodies of seven dogs in a sum pin Hempstead prior this month.

The NCSPCA talked about that, because of a donation, the reward for tips about the crime has multiplied to $6,000.

The our bodies of the dogs, each one positioned inner black garbage baggage, have been discovered on Wednesday, Sept. 12in a sump on South Franklin highway in Hempstead. The Nassau County SPCA says the bodies were all pit bulls, and blanketed 4 female canine, two males and a three-month-ancient doggy.

The SPCA, which investigates animal-linked crimes in the county, noted it is providing the reward because it feels that a person knows who threw the corpses into the sump.

any individual with any suggestions about this cr ime is encouraged to call the Animal Cruelty Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-THE-SPCA.

photograph courtesy Nassau County SPCA

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