A dead dog that suffered awful stab wounds was delivered to a vets in a "blood-drenched sheet and B&M shopping bag". The female bull breed was admitted after a man claimed it had been struck by a car, but vets found it had suffered 'ferocious and sustained' attacks.
The People's Dispensary for Sick Animals' Hospital in Oldbury, the West Midlands, took in the dog that sustained brutal injuries including rib, skull and muzzle fractures, bruising and 'deep knife wounds'. The diagnosis was so bad the animal suffered a rupture of the intestines.
An unnamed man carried the bag into the vet centre with a sheet 'drenched' in blood. Vets believe the dog had been stabbed, with the RSPCA claiming the injuries had been sustained while it was alive, reports Birmingham Live.
