Who beheaded birds in Mass. town? Animal Control seeks answers

Officials are asking for information about the beheading and dumping of a variety of domestic birds in Dedham last weekend.

Dedham Animal Control asked for the public's help to identify the people responsible for the beheading on Dec. 27 or 28.

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"We would like to speak with those involved to understand the circumstances surrounding this activity," the animal control's Facebook post stated.

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Anyone with information or who witnessed the activity should contact animal control at (781) 751-9106 or dgoldman@dedhamma.gov.

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