Muzzle Order Placed on German Shepherd That Killed Another Dog in Mississauga

It appears the Mississauga owner of a small, viciously killed dog is finally getting her wish.
Animal Services has placed a muzzle order on the German shepherd that attacked and killed Vicki Rutkowski's 12-year-old dog Max last June, according to the Mississauga News.
The order, which requires the German shepherd to wear a muzzle whenever on public property, will last for the rest of the dog's life.
In addition to the muzzle order, the owner of the German shepherd has been charged almost $600 in fines under the Animal Care and Control Bylaw. Breaking the muzzle order will result in an additional $385 fine.
Rutkowski is undoubtedly happy about the news, as she was pushing for a muzzle order to be placed. However, she is saddened that the owner of the German shepherd still hasn't apologized for the incident.
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