Dead dog found in fly-tipping in Central Bedfordshire village

A miniature poodle (Picture: Pixabay)placeholder image
A miniature poodle (Picture: Pixabay)
The body of a dead miniature poodle was found dumped in a pile of fly-tipping in Silsoe.

The dead dog was found earlier this month on October 3 in Gravenhurst Road as part of a general crackdown on poachers by Beds Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT).

The police handed the case over to Central Bedfordshire Council, which confirmed something like this is “extremely rare”.

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It’s not known how old the miniature poodle was or how long it had been there.

Fly-tipping is a serious criminal offence and if caught, you can be fined anything between £400 and £50,000. You could even face 12 months in prison – or five years if the case goes to Crown court.

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