By The Canadian Press

southern alberta

Alberta woman charged after trying to mail puppy and kitten

Jun 13, 2019 | 7:03 AM

A woman in southern Alberta faces a charge after she tried to mail a puppy and a kitten via Canada Post.

According to Vulcan Enforcement Services, last month a post office employee in Milo discovered the critters crammed into a cardboard box.

The box had appropriate postage, a destination address, and the animals themselves had stamps stuck to their heads.

The next week, a similar box was dropped off at the mail outlet and staff found a puppy inside.

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Jill Marshall, who is 53, is charged with causing animals to be in distress under Alberta’s Animal Protection Act.