On Tuesday, 2 October, a guard near a trash shelter at Raabe 7 in Warsaw’s Ursynów district heard frantic puppy cries, leading officials to find a plastic bag of newborn puppies, of which only one survived.
Shocking Find Inside Trash Can
On Tuesday morning at about 7:00 a guard passing a trash shelter near Raabe 7 heard loud, desperate puppy whines. He entered a bin and discovered a plastic bag containing a litter of newly born puppies; only one was alive, while the other four had already died.
Immediate Response by City Police and Guard
The guard immediately notified the City Guard of Warsaw and the police. An eco‑patrol unit was dispatched to the address, seized the living pup and transported it to the Paluch Shelter for further care.
Police Investigations and Witness Appeal
Police gathered evidence, including footage from available cameras, and are collecting witness statements. Officers have asked nearby residents to provide any monitoring or dash‑cam recordings showing anyone carrying a two‑layer bag—lavender on the inside, bright yellow on the outside—before 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday.
Community Reaction and Emotional Plea
An emotional post appeared on a local Ursynów forum, describing the discovery and urging anyone who might have seen a person carrying the bag to come forward. The author also addressed the perpetrator, warning that the memory of the incident would linger.
Ongoing Investigation and Call for Cooperation
Police continue to investigate the circumstances and the identity of the individual who abandoned the litter in the trash shelter. Officers are calling anyone who was in the vicinity of Raabe 7, KEN Avenue, or nearby parking at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday to report any information that could help identify the culprit.
