SAPS launches probe after K9 Sky’s injury at training facility
The exact extent of K9 Sky's injuries are not clear at this stage.
Acting National Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Puleng Dimpane has launched an investigation following an injury to SAPS K9 Sky at one of the service's training and veterinary facilities. The full extent of K9 Sky's injuries remains undetermined at this point, but the animal is currently receiving veterinary treatment. Dimpane has ordered a comprehensive examination into the incident, encompassing aspects such as Sky's living conditions, supervision, care, and adherence to relevant protocols and standards.
Mathe, a spokesperson for the police, revealed that K9 Sky is no longer in service and had a history of breaching kennel boundaries at her previous K9 base in Limpopo. Consequently, arrangements were made for Sky to reside at the veterinary facility until a suitable new owner could be identified. The donation process for the new owner was ongoing when the unfortunate incident took place.
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