Authorities seek public’s help to find dog missing after car crash in Springfield

Maria Papadopoulos
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Animal control officials are asking for the public’s help in finding a brown-and-white pit bull that went missing after a car crash in Springfield.

The female dog, Nala, was last seen running towards Dwight Street near Exit 2 after an accident on 291 West in Springfield, according to the Thomas J. O’Connor Animal Control and Adoption Center.

Animal control officials are asking for the public’s help in finding a brown-and-white pit bull that went missing after a car crash in Springfield.
Animal control officials are asking for the public’s help in finding a brown-and-white pit bull that went missing after a car crash in Springfield.

“Our Officer was called out to the scene of an accident where a dog was ejected from a vehicle,” the shelter said in a Facebook post.

Nala may be injured and frightened, officials said.

Anyone who sees Nala is asked to not chase her and call animal control with any information at 413-781-1484 ext 1.

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