Toronto police say the potentially dangerous substance has not yet been specified.
They have since left the veterinarian. Mr. Rullo nevertheless emphasizes that the two dogs are still a little lethargic and that they will have to be monitored for a month.
He says he is completely disgusted that someone could leave a potentially dangerous substance in a public place.
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Mr. Rullo asks his neighbors to keep their eyes peeled when walking in the park.
Why do such a thing? deplores his neighbor and owner of Piper, Tyler Schlomb.
The Toronto Police Service is asking community members to remain vigilant as the ;investigation is ongoing.
Its spokesperson, Cindy Chung, says police have still not determined what substance it is.
The However, investigators believe that it can be harmful or fatal if swallowed, particularly for animals and children.
< p class="Text-sc-2357a233-1 fnWfaZ"> It's really worrying and unfortunate that we are forced to pay extra attention because there are people who want to do harm.
A quote from Cindy Chung, Toronto police spokesperson
Police advise anyone struggling with similar situation to seek immediate treatment for your dog and report it to investigators.
Ms. Chung asks anyone with information on this matter to contact police.
With information from CBC