Two dogs caught in coyote snare near Murray River

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Two dogs caught in coyote snare near Murray River

Wally, a four-year-old yellow lab, escaped harm thanks to the fast action of his master, Della LeClair, who managed to free the dog from this snare.
FILE PHOTO: Snare that caught a P.E.I. dog on New Years Day, 2018. ©THE GUARDIAN – Submitted – Archive

The P.E.I. Humane Society is urging pet owners to take care when walking their dogs during trapping season after two canines were caught in a snare trap.

A wildlife conservation officer was called to the Murray River area Wednesday when a black collie and a husky were caught in a coyote snare.

The collie was examined and appeared uninjured, according to the Humane Society. However, the husky sustained a neck injury but is recovering.

“Luckily this incident was not fatal, but dog owners should use caution if letting dogs roam off leash,’’ the Humane Society stated in a release.

“Know how to keep your dog safe when walking. If a dog begins…

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  1. Collateral damage, as the trappers would say. The only beings that should be stuck in them are the trappers.

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