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13 pets killed in a residential area of Salmon, Idaho by compound 1080.
Another version of the same article in the Post Register says that these poisonings may be linked to several wolf poisonings in the area from years past.
Predator poison killing central Idaho dogs.
Associated Press in the Idaho Statesman
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Continue Reading →Sodium cyanide and sodium fluoroacetate — Compound 1080 — are both used to kill wild mammals. They frequently kill non-target species and they have been used to illegally kill wolves in Idaho. Both would be excellent weapons for terrorists to use. 1080 causes a painful, awful death. Please help get them banned.
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