Halo, a 5-year-old Siberian husky, was brought to Maillardville Animal Hospital in Coquitlam by his owner after the dog began having strange symptoms.
The urine test came up strongly positive for cannabis and slightly positive for cocaine, though not 100% confirmed.
The only source of the poisoning that his owner could think of, was something that Halo had gotten into while they took a break at the university. She went back to investigate and found what looked like crumbled remains of a brownie or chocolate cake.
The dog's owner states that he will wear a soft muzzle from now on.
Rafferty Baker · CBC News · Posted: Jul 13, 2020 8:52 PM PT | Last Updated: July 13
The urine test came up strongly positive for cannabis and slightly positive for cocaine, though not 100% confirmed.
The only source of the poisoning that his owner could think of, was something that Halo had gotten into while they took a break at the university. She went back to investigate and found what looked like crumbled remains of a brownie or chocolate cake.
The dog's owner states that he will wear a soft muzzle from now on.
Rafferty Baker · CBC News · Posted: Jul 13, 2020 8:52 PM PT | Last Updated: July 13
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