Fireworks leave pet owners frantic


Animal down: A dog injured from festive firecrackers that was  treated by Dr Randolf.Animal down: A dog injured from festive firecrackers that was treated by Dr Randolf.

KOTA KINABALU: Animal lovers are busy searching and asking for help to look for missing dogs during this Chinese New Year season, all because of fireworks.

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