Fremont Police Searching for Dog and Owner After Fatal Park Attack That Killed Pet Named ‘Cheese’
FREMONT, Calif. — Authorities in Fremont are asking for the public’s help to identify a dog and its owner following a deadly off-leash attack that left a small family pet dead.
According to the Fremont Police Department, the incident occurred in October when a smaller dog named Cheese was attacked by a larger, off-leash dog while walking with its owner at a local park. Witnesses said the smaller dog was severely injured and later died from its wounds.
Community Outrage Over “Justice for Cheese”
The heartbreaking case has gained attention under the online campaign “Justice for Cheese,” with community members demanding accountability and urging police to locate the individuals involved.
Photos released by Fremont police show the suspected dog and its owner walking near the park where the attack occurred. Investigators believe the pair may frequent the area and are asking anyone who recognizes them to come forward.
Police Continue to Investigate
Officers say they are still gathering information and interviewing witnesses who were present at the time of the attack. Authorities have not disclosed the specific park where the incident happened, but they confirmed the case remains an active investigation.
Residents with information about the dog or its owner are encouraged to contact the Fremont Police Department’s Animal Services Unit or submit an anonymous tip online.
“Incidents like this are tragic and preventable,” police said in a statement. “We are committed to finding those responsible and ensuring community safety.”
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