Mass. Cops Shoot Dog That Was Hit By Car When They Couldn't Find Anyone to Help

State officials say if the town had its own animal control officer the cops wouldn't have had to take the dogs into the woods and shoot it

Fifteen-year-old Kassidy Edwards can't forget the horrific sound. "It was just two big loud popping noises right after each other and there was nothing after that," she describes.

Those popping noises? Police shooting a dog who was hit by a car because they couldn't find its owner or anyone to help.

Kassidy and her mother say they discovered the dog hit by a car on their Leominster street early in one morning this spring and called police for help.