A prize hen has died at St Marks Country Park after being attacked by a dog.
The venue says the hen - which they say is one of a kind - died after being attacked by a canine which was brought into the park by a member of the public.
The park operates a 'no dogs allowed' policy, and in a post on social media adds the reason why such rules are in place is to protect the wildlife and animals.
As a result, the team there is reminding people dogs are not allowed there unless they're assistance dogs and owners should keep their pets under control in the countryside at all times.
We are deeply saddened to inform the public that we lost one of our prize hens and the only one of its kind at the Park...
Posted by St Marks Country Park on Monday, 7 September 2020
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