Two bullies forced a former friend to repeatedly bark and eat pet food during a two day "dog ordeal", a court has been told. Paul Hassell, 38, was also made to lick shoes clean, drink water with cigarette ends in and go "walkies" by crawling to the shops on his hands and knees.nthony Young, 43, and Lloyd Duncan, 45, also shaved off...

If you would like to let Menu Foods know what you think about them selling pet food laced with rat poison, here's their executive contact info:1) To reach Paul Henderson (pictured), President & CEO of Menu Foods GenPar Limited, call (905) 826-3870 2) Press 0 when the recording picks up. 3) Leave a short message 4) Press # 5) Press # again

The head of an Ontario-based pet food company said Friday he has no idea how rat poison got into its products, but denied his company was negligent. "At this stage, we don't know," Menu Foods chief executive Paul Henderson told reporters at a news conference in Mississauga, Ont. "We have a lot of work to do."

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