- Omaha neighbors, the Nebraska Humane Society and PETA have raised a $10,000 reward for information regarding the person who tortured a Papillion puppy
- The missing dog was found alive, but bound by duct-tape over his face and legs, in a West Omaha dumpster
- Watch to learn more about the reward
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Omaha neighbors have come together and demanded the arrest of a person(s) who bound a puppy in duct tape and left it for dead in the dumpster of a West Omaha business.
The Nebraska Humane Society told 3 News Now they are working alongside the Douglas County Sheriff’s department to arrest and convict those responsible.
NHS and animal activism group PETA are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of animal cruelty.
NHS was able to raise their $5,000 reward from community donations.
The dog named Leo was found in the dumpster of Sweet and Associates on Monday April 15. He was reunited with his owner, Erin Pasillas.
