Nine times yet the fact that he was they both say indicates intent. Four on one side and two more behind his ear. Reporter theyre wounds from a weapon the stacks of rochester counted nine total on fouryearold noble who was shot wednesday by whats believed to be a pellet or b. B. Gun. Just cant fathom someone shooting an animal that many times without trying to kill him. Reporter it happened early in the morning around 6 30. Somewhere near this cemetery down the street from the stacks house. Mike stack was home and says he never heard gunfire or noble cry. He didnt even realize the dog had been struck until later that morning. I went to go feed him around 8 30 and gave him a pet he had blood on my hand. Reporter then he saw the marks. I saw that they werent bite marks, they werent a in his side. Reporter a trip to the vet confirms pellets or b. B. S were lodged inside but struck any organs he would be fine. This doesnt make any sense to me. It doesnt make any sense why someone would wan
A precaution. Also tonight hit with a pellet gun all over his body. This dog shot several times right now police want to know who targeted it. Hello everyone im mark ockerbloom. Im heather hegedus. Right now the search is on for that suspect. Erica richie live. Reporter mark and heather, its important not to miss what you just said. Both police and the dogs owner believe this was no accident. The dog was hit nine times and that they say indicates intent. Lets take a look get to know this dog just a little bit. Fouryearold noble you can see the marks all over his body. Even a few behind his ears that you cant see. His owner mike stack of rochester says theyre wounds from a weapon a bb or a pellet gun. Noble was struck sometime after staff let him out around 6 30. Stack says he didnt hear any shots or his dog cry in fact he didnt even find the holes until a few hours later when he went to pet a vet confirmed b. B. S or pellets were lodged inside but as long as no organs were struck noble
Its like winning the wrong lottery. Seems like a small chance but it can happen. The reporter and the nurses and physical therapists here are very proud of marks progress. They say hes doing as much as he can independently for someone whos in his situation and they say that they think his recovery is going to be very strong. In the meantime, all of marks supporters, and he has many of them visiting him, his friends, his wife, who he says hes very grateful for and his employers, have set up a go fund me account to help pay for medical expenses that wont be covered by insurance once he goes home. Pulled like to check that out, go to our web site, myfoxboston. Com. Were live in nashua, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. West, concern that spread this summer and heres a look at the areas that the department of Public Health put on high alert. They include revere, chelsea, winthrop and boston. Switching gears, a live look at the current temperatures outside your window right now. Thats right,
Chinatown. The Fire Department says it started in a large three Story Building that houses both businesses and homes and residential properties. There were two restaurants on the first floor that were not yet opened. The victims went to the hospital lived in the building were transported as a precaution. Also tonight hit with a pellet gun all over his body. This dog shot several times right now police want to know who targeted it. Hello everyone im mark ockerbloom. Im heather hegedus. Right now the search is on for that suspect. Erica richie live. Reporter mark and heather, its important not to miss what you just said. Both police and the dogs owner believe this was no accident. The dog was hit nine times and that they say indicates intent. Lets take a look get to know this dog just a little bit. Fouryearold noble you can see the marks all over his body. Even a few behind his ears that you cant see. His owner mike stack of rochester says theyre a pellet gun. Noble was struck sometime a
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