On June 29, 2022, a family was informed that their dog had gone missing while staying at a pet resort in Spicewood, Texas. They spent days looking for him only to find out that he wasn’t missing at all. Instead, his corpse was buried in the nursery’s property.
No one knows exactly what happened to the “missing” dog, but the family is devastated. They spent a week looking for him when he couldn’t even let loose. Officers are investigating the details, but the situation is definitely suspicious.
Golden Retriever “Lost”
Indy the Golden Retriever had never been in a kennel before, but its humans were traveling out of the country, so they gave it a try. The family’s fears came true just two days after he was fired. Lucki Dogs Resort in Texas thinks the dog is missing, so Indy’s people quickly spread on social networks.
The Trapping, Rescue and Rehabilitation Services (TRAPRS) of Austin, Texas, has been helping families find their lost family member. About a week after Indy went missing, the nonprofit found him, but it wasn’t the way they expected.
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Indy’s body was found on the grounds of Lucki Dogs Resort. The owner of the crib has not explained what happened, but police say the owner is cooperating. There have been several staff changes at the resort over the past few days.
Cave Bee Mayor Kara King said: “When we learned what tragically had happened to Indy, I was heartbroken. “Personally, I was in tears. I know people feel betrayed, they feel cheated.”
Indy’s death is still a mystery
While the situation is being investigated, dog resorts are allowed to continue operating, but according to Google, they are temporarily closed. A few others have posted negative reviews of their experiences since this story was made public, but officials are focused only on the current situation.
Mike Sorenson, captain of support services at the Burnet County Sheriff’s Office, explained that they are currently awaiting an autopsy on Indy so the cause of death can be determined.
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“The cause of death is a determining factor that we have to use to determine the type of crime we will be able to file, whether it is cruelty or not. That’s the big deal right now. It’s hard to come up with a timeline based on that. There are still a lot of touching pieces to this puzzle and we’re still trying to put everything together,” Sorenson said.
Police have not searched the resort’s grounds since Indy’s body was found, but an officer went inside the pet resort and said it appeared clean and the AC was working. motion. Anyone with information about Indy’s death should contact Burnett County Sheriff’s Office. Indy’s family deserves to know the truth about what happened to their beloved dog.
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