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Animal abuse/abandonment case under investigation

April 10, 2024

The Lincoln Police Department and the MSPCA Police Department are currently investigating a case of animal abuse and abandonment.

On Monday, April 8, a resident was walking along Page Road in Lincoln when they spotted a small terrier/Chihuahua mix lying along the side of the roadway. The injured dog (a male) appeared to be approximately three to four months old and was suffering significant injuries to its eye and head. The resident immediately brought the dog to the Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston for treatment. The dog is currently being treated by hospital staff and is responding well to the hospital’s care.

Police are looking for the public’s assistance with information that may help in identifying the owner of the dog and looking to see if anyone saw anything suspicious along Page Road in Lincoln on Monday, April 8. If you have any information, please contact the Lincoln Police Department at 781-259-8113 or the MSPCA Police Department at 617-522-6008.

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