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In Casier, “fried sponges” are killing dogs and cats

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In Casier, “fried sponges” are killing dogs and cats
A “fried sponge”

They are potential deadly traps for animals and have been found both in the park in via Falcone in Casier and in the locality of Frescada near a traffic divider in via Aldo Moro.

LOCKER. There is alarm among citizens, and in particular among owners of dogs and cats, for the discovery of potential deadly traps. The first reports were made by two citizens, who allegedly found the dangerous “fried sponges” both in the park in via Falcone in Casier and in the locality of Frescada near a traffic island in via Aldo Moro.

The councilor for safety Rossella Veneran was also immediately alerted and yesterday released an official note warning all citizens: «I appeal to everyone to pay the utmost attention during walks with their dogs, and to report any new findings. We have already taken action by informing Commander Stefano Forte of the inter-municipal police force, but it is important to monitor, all together, the territory for the protection of our four-legged friends ».

Fried sponges, according to the Municipality, are likely to be deadly because, flavored by cooking in oil, they become very appetizing not only for dogs but also for cats. When the fried sponges (even a single piece is enough) are ingested, they begin their journey in the digestive system of the animal: when it reaches the stomach, it is impregnated with gastric juices and swells excessively, causing a dangerous occlusion which can kill the animal in no time.

“I strongly condemn such an act” added Mayor Renzo Carraretto “If we all care about the protection of our animals, we try to help each other as a community, by monitoring the territory”. The news also had a wide echo in social media, with the testimonies of various findings: «Returning from the walk with Tex» comments a user showing the “fried sponges” «we found this, I report to the carabinieri».

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