At Kansas City Zoo, Six Gazelles Killed by Dogs
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A pack of stray dogs entered the Kansas City Zoo and attacked a herd of gazelles, killing six of the animals.
Two of the four strays were shot to death and a third was caught with a net before the zoo opened. The fourth dog ran into nearby woods. Zoo officials feared the dogs would attack more animals.
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