Police Investigate SF Dog Stabbing
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) --U.S. Park Police are investigating the stabbing of a dog at San Francisco's Fort Funston.
Authorities say a woman walking her dog reported her pet was stabbed by a man as he walked his dog on a trail in the park Thursday afternoon.
Park ranger George Durgerian says it's not clear what sparked the attack, but investigators are taking statements from witnesses who came forward after flyers were posted of the incident. A possible suspect has been identified, though no arrests have been made.
As for the wounded dog, it has been released from a veterinarian after undergoing surgery.
U.S. Park Police are investigating because Fort Funston is within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which is operated by the National Park Service.
