Contrary to Initial Report, No Evidence Found of Poisoning in Moseley Woods

Initial Reports and Investigation

Last month, initial reports surfaced suggesting that two dogs had ingested poison while walking in Moseley Woods, Newburyport. The owner reported the incident, leading to speculation about intentional or accidental poisoning. However, subsequent investigations have debunked these claims.

Official Statements

Officials initially responded to the report, conducting thorough inspections of the area. However, they found no evidence to support the claims of poisoning. Mayor Sean Reardon’s office released an update, definitively stating that no dogs were poisoned in Moseley Woods or the surrounding residential area last month.

Investigation Findings

The investigation included interviews with the dogs’ owner, the attending veterinarian, and a comprehensive sweep of the woods and surrounding regions. Based on the facts gathered, city officials concluded that the two dogs were not poisoned. There is no indication that any resident in the vicinity intentionally or accidentally harmed the animals.

Reassurance to Residents

The official statement emphasized that there is no identified risk to residents or their pets in Moseley Woods or the surrounding neighborhood. This clarification aims to reassure the community and dispel any lingering concerns about the safety of the area.

By Ross Cristantiello

April 19, 2024 | 1:34 PM

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