Mystery meat in Saskatoon backyard worries dog owners

Deb Schick says she is afraid to put her dogs out in the backyard of her Avalon neighbourhood home after her husband found them there with a piece of meat believed to be poisoned.
Ron Schick made the discovery on Tuesday while Deb was at work and took the dogs to a vet, where Hodgins, a two-year-old Border Collie cross and Cash, a 10-month-old Staffordshire terrier, were treated and released.
Ron took the meat to Saskatoon police on Wednesday and reported the incident. Police confirmed they