The remains of six mutilated pitbulls, discovered in garbage bags dumped in South Philadelphia, prompted the Pennsylvania SPCA today to offer a $2,000 reward for the arrest of the individuals responsible for the animals' deaths.
Railroad inspectors examining tracks near 26th St. and Washington Ave., found the bagged carcasses on Jan. 30. Each animal had extensive injuries and appeared to have died in the 24 hours preceding their discovery, said George Bengal, director of humane law enforcement at the PSPCA.
