Devastated pet owner issues warning after two of his Springer Spaniels died ... trends now

Devastated pet owner issues warning after two of his Springer Spaniels died ... trends now
Devastated pet owner issues warning after two of his Springer Spaniels died ... trends now

Devastated pet owner issues warning after two of his Springer Spaniels died ... trends now

Nigel Nicholson's third dog is currently undergoing emergency treatment The RSPCA has called the incident 'very concerning' 

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A devastated pet owner has issued a warning after two of his beloved Springer Spaniels were 'deliberately poisoned' during a walk.

Nigel Nicholson, from Stonydelph, Tamworth, was walking his pooches Roxxi, Poppy, and Flash on Monday before the tragedy unfolded.

According to the heartbroken owner, 'poison' had been deliberately scattered around the Staffordshire neighbourhood before his dogs found it while out walking.

Mr Nicholson said: 'To who did this: You're scum. I hope you can live with yourself. 

'My dogs didn't deserve this and the pain it has put them through. My wife, my kids, and grandkids are heartbroken.'

Nigel Nicholson lost two of his beloved Springer Spaniels, Roxxi and Poppy, after they consumed 'poison' that had been 'deliberately' left on the streets of Tamworth on Monday. One of his dogs, Flash is alive, but 'in a bad way'

Nigel Nicholson lost two of his beloved Springer Spaniels, Roxxi and Poppy, after they consumed 'poison' that had been 'deliberately' left on the streets of Tamworth on Monday. One of his dogs, Flash is alive, but 'in a bad way'

Following the dogs consuming the toxic 'poison', Roxxi and Poppy both died, while Flash remains 'in a bad way'.

'It's hit or miss if my little man Flash makes it as my girls Roxxi and Poppy didn't,' he said.

Staffordshire Police have said they are appealing for information, while the RSPCA has urged dog owners to remain vigilant after the 'very concerning incident'.     

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