Arrowed dog dies of severe tick fever


PETALING JAYA: The stray dog that was shot with two arrows by a man in Balakong on Tuesday has succumbed to tick fever at a veterinarian clinic that was treating it.

"It succumbed to severe tick fever and we are truly shattered upon hearing the news," Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better (MDDB) said Friday on its Facebook page.

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