Dog found with rock climbing gear pierced through its neck; police offer $10K for information on culprit
The rescued dog, who has since been named Woodrow, was found in July after getting spotted by a man under his trailer.
The Humane Society of the United States is reportedly offering a staggering reward of almost ten grand in exchange for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible for jabbing a carabiner, which is ideally a device used for rock climbing, through the neck of a Florida Labrador retriever. Fox News reports that The Humane Society announced the news on Friday that it was offering $5,000, while a local animal refuge center, along with a few others, have also promised to pay a reward to the person who comes up with reliable information. The combined total of the two places has driven up the reward amount to approximately $10,000 - $9,750, to be exact.
