Italian ‘Hero’ Sniffer dog was killed with a sausage full of nail

An Italian Sniffer dog was killed after eating the sausage, which was full of nails thrown into their shirts.

A seven-year-old blood shed Bruno was met as a hero to find nine people during his career and once was repeatedly honored by the Italian Prime Minister.

Giorgia Meloni condemned the murder of “filthy, cowardly, unacceptable” in an article in X. “Thank you for everything you do, Bruno said.

The dog coach Arcangelo Caressa said that he knew who was responsible and promised to pay for their actions.

In the killing, the dog was offered to be killed in the role of Brunon in the demolition of the battlefield.

“Today, I died with you,” said Caressa said in a Facebook post that announces Brunon’s death.

He said he found it – who he saw as “brother” – Friday morning in Taranto, Search and Rescue Training Center in Puglia

“You were fighting all the life to save people and now it was a person who makes it to you.” “You were and you will continue to be my hero.”

The trainer said that the Italian Police and the Prosecutor’s Office has launched a joint investigation into the murder.

Apply to the sinners, Mr Caressa said: “I know who you are and you will pay for it.”

According to him, he said that the local media received death threats in weeks to the death of Brunon.

“It was not a random gesture. They want me to go beyond. But I will never give up. It’s a nasty attack,” said Corriere Della Sera newspaper.

Italian MP and Animal Rights activist Michela Vittoria Brambilla called on the police to bring responsible.

He claimed that Brunon targeted the criminals because Bruno’s role in the seizure of dogs used in the battle.

A newly intensified law that happened by Brambilla can kill an animal that tortures and 60,000 euros (€ 51,000) in prison.

Brambilla was applied to the introduction of Brunon due to the “long and painful death” of Brunon, and the internal bleeding brought by the nail sausage was used due to “long and painful death.”

“We owe it for this noble animal,” he said.