RSPCA WA is investigating after it appears dog was set on fire in Geraldton in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
An inspector was called to a report of a dog found on Gertrude Street, covered with extensive burn injuries.
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The dog was rushed to a local vet where it was assessed and treated for burns to its belly, face, legs and paws.
The animal's fur and skin had been burnt away in some places, and revealed raw skin, injuries consistent with being set on fire.
A RPSCA WA spokesperson said the organisation was investigating the circumstances surrounding the dog's injuries, and it was unclear at this stage how the animal had sustained the burns.
Anyone with information has been urged to contact the RSPCA Cruelty Hotline on 1300 CRUELTY.