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Meeting to consider wild dog woes. pic.twitter.com/lG1M5KHf8F â€” Tim Kelly (@TimKellyCBC) February 16, 2017

Karen Wunderlich, president of the Edmonton Humane Society, said in a news release Tuesday that the group is asking any Alberta dog owners or rescuers to consider calling emergency service if a person gets a new dog.

Wunderlich said the new measures are aimed at fighting what she called the "vulgarity" of the wild dogs. "Wild dogs that are bred to be like cats or dogs," she said.

She said new policies are being drawn up to deal with dog issues that are becoming more prevalent in Edmonton. In March, a man attacked his 7-year-old female companion outside a homeless shelter, Wunderlich said.

Karen Wunderlich, president of the Edmonton Humane Society, says the measures would help curb the problem of wild dogs in the city's parks and streets. (CBC)

"It's certainly a concern," she said.

She said a number of dog-friendly policies had been implemented in the last few years in parks, playgrounds and schools in Edmonton and other parts of Canada.

Wunderlich said wild dogs are responsible for "a large portion" of the damage caused to Calgary parks because the animals are fed up with city council spending more money on park maintenance and "sending the wrong message."

"Wild dogs eat all that money," she said. "That means they can't find food and are going to eat anything."

Wild dog populations, she said, also causes problems in schools, where young children are fed scraps of food and treated like garbage â€” such as discarded chicken â€” which they pick up while playing.

But there is also research to back her up, Wunderlich said. In October, University of Alberta researchers determined that dogs ate up two-thirds of Calgary's garbage.

"That means our dog-eaters are not only eating our school lunch, they are eating our garbage too," Wunderlich said. "The numbers are shocking."

Wunderlich has been urging people to stop feeding pets scraps and feed them food. She said in April, she had a 15-week-old, Newfoundland terrier, Jack, with "no appetite" and not one morsel of food for more than a week.

Wunderlich said her group is making a formal complaint to council. The committee is expected to decide if the city must come up with new policy options.

The city has asked dogs to go to the municipal dog waste station for pick-up Tuesday. (CBC)

Karen Wunderlich has asked the city t


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