Rescue agency doubles reward for arrest in case of dog found stabbed near DC Fort Totten Metro station
WASHINGTON - A rescue service has doubled the reward they are offering for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the suspect – or suspects – responsible for stabbing a senior dog and then leaving her on the tracks near the Fort Totten Metro station in D.C.
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The Humane Rescue Alliance says it is now offering $10,000 to anyone who can identify the suspect – and provide information that will lead law enforcement to them.
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After she was found, veterinarians identified multiple stab wounds on her head, along with numerous other injuries on her body.
The dog – “Ladybell” – was “on the brink of death” just a few weeks ago, according to the agency. Now, however, she’s living comfortably in a foster home where she “continues to flourish.”
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If you have any information that might help law enforcement, call ll 202-723-5730, option 3.