
The first incident occurred sometime late Monday night or early Tuesday morning, said commercial/fleet sales manager Jerry Urban.
Employees arrived at work to find claw marks and dents all over the bumper, grille and fenders of a car. The fender of a truck had also been clawed and chewed on.
Urban assumed the damage had been done by dogs; there was fur left on the car, blood near bite marks and the smell of urine.
He said the dealership's security company confirmed later in the week that the vandals were dogs, just in time to for them to strike again.

Urban said the damage to all three cars totals about $4,000.
The dogs are believed to be going after a litter of kittens that have taken up residence at the dealership. Urban said animal control officers gave them traps Friday to capture all the stray kittens.



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