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From [0]: > The National Park service confirmed that P-22 was responsible for killing a chihuahua that was being walked in the Hollywood hills last month. No
by zx8080 4y ago
From [0]:
> The National Park service confirmed that P-22 was responsible for killing a chihuahua that was being walked in the Hollywood hills last month.
No queationing humaneness aspect of putting to sleep, however was the decision connected to the attack? From what I've read:
- P-22 was tracked and captured 5 days ago after confirming attacking a chihuahua in the Hollywood last month.
- 5 days later P-22 was put to sleep
Would P-22 be put to sleep if there was no recent attack on chihuahua?
Does the obvious connection mean that the reason for putting to sleep was not "humaneness", but risk of attack on pets?
0 - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63957074 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63957074
- jjtheblunt 4y agoP-22 had multiple skull fractures and ruptured internal organs from an automobile collision, whose driver reported the accident, days earlier. I read that earlier today...which is of course terribly sad.