Dumfries, VA – On Saturday morning, the Prince William County Police Department responded to a call regarding a dog found with an injury consistent with being struck by a projectile. The incident took place in the 1500 block of Cherry Hill Road. A resident discovered the injured dog and promptly alerted the authorities, prompting an investigation into the matter. The dog, identified as an American Bully between 1 and 3 years old, with red/tan and white coloring, was taken to an emergency veterinarian for treatment and evaluation of its injuries.
Following the incident, the dog received medical care and is currently resting comfortably. The PWC Animal Services department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the dog and providing information about the events leading up to it being found. Anyone with information has been urged to contact the Prince William County Police on their tip line at (703) 792-7000.
The incident has prompted concern and action within the community, as residents rally to support the injured dog and aid in the investigation. Furthermore, the incident has drawn attention to the importance of responsible pet ownership and the need for community members to be vigilant in monitoring and reporting animal welfare concerns.
In response to the incident, the Prince William County Police Department is appealing for information from the public in order to identify the dog and gather details about the events leading up to the discovery of the injured animal. The well-being of animals in the community is a priority, and the police are committed to ensuring that appropriate action is taken in response to this incident.
The injured dog was found in Dumfries, VA, with a projectile injury and has received medical care. The community is urged to come forward with any information that may assist the investigation.