An elderly woman brought her dog to the police station and claimed that the dog had become unusually cheerful: the police began an investigation and discovered something strange

A 70-year-old woman went to police after noticing her calm dog had suddenly turned hyper. At first, no one believed her—until tests showed his new food was fake and laced with stimulants.

Her report uncovered a scheme selling tainted pet food to hook dogs and keep owners buying more. Police shut it down, and her pup, after detox, happily returned to his laid-back self.

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