For October Many Instances of Public Ca-operation Acknowledged By Society Officials _, Many instances in which the Shaug.ai Socievy for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was able to put a stop to unnecessary suffering are Cited in the monthly report of the society for October, which- was issued yesterday. Notable cases of ion in bringing instances of to the attention of the society are acknowledged in the report.
During the month, says the report, the Inspector made 26 visits re com-f ill-treatment or reports of some typical cases ing of an aged and broken down lo often seen pulling a carriage in two cats with com-abandoned kittens ey kept confined dying cow, In many cases the person making the report stood by until the Inspec-for arrived with the car; such being the case on October 3. when a lady reported a work puppy lamed and crying piteously. When representatives of the Society arrived they found the flesh of one leg had been torn from" the bóne—possibly a motor accident. Its immediate lethal ization was the only course and it was remarked how gently the dog was handled by the official in charge.
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