Kamloops Pit Bulls in Deadly Mauling Found with Meth and Cocaine

The city seeks court approval to euthanize the dogs deemed beyond rehabilitation after fatal attack.

Three pit bulls in Kamloops, B.C., tested positive for methamphetamine and cocaine following a fatal attack on a border collie.
The city has initiated legal proceedings to have the dogs euthanized, citing public safety concerns and expert evaluations.
An investigation involving veterinarians and animal behavior specialists concluded that the dogs cannot be rehabilitated.
Authorities are uncertain how the dogs ingested the drugs, whether in the community or at their home.
No charges have been filed against the dogs' owner, and the case highlights rare instances of drug ingestion in pets.