Dogs Are Dying All Over Tucson And Arizona Wants Answers

Dogs are man's best friend. Ever since we learned to domesticate these lovable creatures, we've built an unbreakable bond with one another, lasting for centuries.

It's almost impossible to hate the energy filled pups we spend our days with, which is what makes the trouble in Tucson even more confusing.

Mass Death in Tucson

Starting in January, 2025, Tucson began to experience something bewildering. Animals across thee city were dropping dead, of no apparent cause. Not only are they dying, they're all dying in the exact same place.

These have all taken place at the Pantano Wash between Houghton and Old Spanish Trail, with 51 coyotes, 4 javelinas, 3 domestic dogs and 1 raven being taken victim so far. Even more are expected to follow if nothing can be done. Luckily, the state of Arizona is not taking this lightly whatsoever.

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What is Happening, and How Can You Help?

This case has turned heads across the state. This is much more than mere coincidence, and Arizona wants to know who's behind such depraved acts. The Arizona Game and Fish Department is currently offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in connection with these deaths.

It's believed that this is all an accident, likely caused by someone using poisons for their pest control outside of their property, but police are not counting out criminal involvement. We're hoping this case is cracked soon, because the numbers have just been rising since January, and there seems to be no end.

If you have any information, please contact 800-352-0700.

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