This public appeal comes after staff located the remains of what is believed to be an abandoned pet on a trail near Lower Reesor Pond in November.
Chung said that dog stayed there for almost a month before travelling northwest and outside of the park’s boundaries. It was eventually trapped near Markham Green Golf Club at 9th Line and 14th Avenue.
“Despite what the movies might convey, this seldom has a happy ending — not only does the animal suffer, but its release also poses real risks and consequences for the ecological integrity of the park.”Stu Johnson is a long-time member of Team Chelsea, a volunteer group that provides assistance for upwards of 200 lost and found pets in Durham Region each month.
“Pets aren’t wild animals. … They’ll survive, but they aren’t meant to be out there in the elements fending for themselves. It’s just not a good situation,” Johnson said.A photo of a husky that was abandoned at Rouge Park and rescued shortly before Christmas in Markham.
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