Still no answers about what led to the alleged electrocution and death of two dogs in a Northwest, D.C. neighborhood.

There are still no answers about what led to the alleged electrocution and death of two dogs in a Northwest, D.C. neighborhood. One of the dog owners spoke with FOX 5's Bob Barnard today, as he continues to try to make sense of what happened to his beloved pet.

A family says they are heartbroken after their 5-year-old dog was reportedly electrocuted while walking in downtown D.C. Monday afternoon. Reid Mason says her family had an ongoing joke, that their dog Chili had no home because she would stay with their dad in Virginia,

Neko Williams was walking his dog, King, near 19th and M Streets in the snow Monday evening when his pet suddenly collapsed. He said he could feel mild electrical shocks coming from the ground as he knelt to help his beloved boxer.

A tragic incident in Northwest D.C. is raising serious safety concerns, as two dogs have reportedly died after being electrocuted on a sidewalk.

Ben Stearn says he saw a puppy on the sidewalk jumping up and down just before 4 p.m. Monday. At first, he thought the dog was bothered by salt on the street that road crews put down after the day’s snowstorm.