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Dr. Jonas Watson examines Zed as Dr. Tim Kraemer performs surgery in their clinic at Grant Park Animal Hospital (GPAH) Wednesday, October 21, 2020. Dr. Jonas Watson and Dr. Tim Kraemer reconstructed the face of Zed, one of three dogs from a northern community who were attacked by a youth wielding a machete. He suffered pretty horrible injuries and was airlifted to Winnipeg by an animal rescue group -- the vets at GPAH reconstructed his entire nose in surgery yesterday. They're doing surgery on another dog victim tomorrow. The vets say this incident just highlights how much more support they need from the province to help deal with the conditions that leave animals vulnerable for such abuse.

Reporter: Melissa

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JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Dr. Jonas Watson examines Zed as Dr. Tim Kraemer performs surgery in their clinic at Grant Park Animal Hospital (GPAH) Wednesday, October 21, 2020. Dr. Jonas Watson and Dr. Tim Kraemer reconstructed the face of Zed, one of three dogs from a northern community who were attacked by a youth wielding a machete. He suffered pretty horrible injuries and was airlifted to Winnipeg by an animal rescue group -- the vets at GPAH reconstructed his entire nose in surgery yesterday. They're doing surgery on another dog victim tomorrow. The vets say this incident just highlights how much more support they need from the province to help deal with the conditions that leave animals vulnerable for such abuse. Reporter: Melissa

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JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS
Dr. Jonas Watson examines Zed as Dr. Tim Kraemer performs surgery in their clinic at Grant Park Animal Hospital (GPAH) Wednesday, October 21, 2020. Dr. Jonas Watson and Dr. Tim Kraemer reconstructed the face of Zed, one of three dogs from a northern community who were attacked by a youth wielding a machete. He suffered pretty horrible injuries and was airlifted to Winnipeg by an animal rescue group -- the vets at GPAH reconstructed his entire nose in surgery yesterday. They're doing surgery on another dog victim tomorrow. The vets say this incident just highlights how much more support they need from the province to help deal with the conditions that leave animals vulnerable for such abuse.

Reporter: Melissa

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