Dog Found Dead in North Lanarkshire: Investigation Launched

February 11, 2025

Warning: Contains upsetting content.

A dog with neck wounds has been found dead in woodland in North Lanarkshire. The animal, believed to be a collie, was discovered wrapped in a blue fleece near a public walkway in Harthill on Saturday.

According to the Scottish SPCA, the dog, which was not microchipped, had been there “for some time” before being found by a member of the public.

The charity has launched an investigation and is urging anyone with information to come forward.

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