Dog dies after being mauled in Vancouver

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Published 2024-08-08
A Langley family is asking for help after their dog was allegedly mauled to death by a bigger dog on Second Beach on in Vancouver Monday evening. Kate Walker reports.
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  • @janetteellingham4982
    What if that had been a toddler. Why was the dog off leash? I feel so sorry for your loss. Poor little guy. May he rest in peace. I hope someone recognizes this owner and I hope they’re prosecuted for harbouring a vicious dog
  • @TBA-zv9qt
    You are not to own a pitbull, however, as a country of NO ENFORCEMENT, nobody cares.. criminals and gangsters rule this country 😢😢😢... FJT!
  • @mikejessmax
    You mean to tell me they haven't caught this person yet?
  • @Toshimomo95
    Cameras located in the area: Traffic Cameras on Denman St & W Georgia Traffic Cameras on Denman St & Davie Street. 2065 Beach Ave Yard Security Camera. The security camera infront of the “BAYSHOE” sign ontop of the traffic light. Security camera infront of the parking entrance garage of 553 Denman St. Security Cameras located at 1220 Lions Gate Bridge Rd. Outdoor security camera located at EB W Georgia St @ Gilford St infront of the entrance doors Traffic Cameras located on 1430 Burrard St & Pacific Street ontop of the the traffic lights towards the bridge. Any security cameras located around Stanley Park Tennis Courts. Outdoor security camera at entrance infront of parking lot located at 2030 Marine Drive. Security camera located at petro Canada gas station 1980 Marine Drive. The outdoor security patio cameras Cactus Club Cafe English Bay 1790 Beach Ave. Esso Gas station outdoor camera at 1205 Burrard St.
  • @gigi6374
    It is heart breaking, but better her dog than one of her children. A lot of dog owners are not responsible. They let their animals off leash and there are zero consequences for them when their animals attack. The police have time to investigate thought crimes against the state but things that destroy people's lives they seem to not care about. There are tens of thousands of dog attacks every year in Canada, leaving people disfigured for the rest of their lives, and yet we do nothing.
  • @ksingh1560
    Omg I feel the pain my doge buddies past away 😢 since than I couldn’t even think or dare to get a new one since 12 yrs or so l never try even dare to try coz when they leave us behind n there soul gone to haven which good but still it hurts 😢😢a lot god bless all dog soul bless ya all from Punjab