Police are appealing for witnesses after sheep were killed and two severely injured following a livestock worrying incident in Powys.
Two sheep suffered 'severe' injuries after an out-of-control dog attacked a flock near Clywedog Reservoir, Llanidloes.
The incident happened on farmland near the B4518 between 29 August and 31 August.
Dyfed-Powys Police's Rural Crime Team are urging anyone with information to come forward.
A spokesperson said: "We've been dealing with another livestock worrying, dog attack incident today.
"Sadly one ewe lost her life and these two suffered severe injuries".
Livestock worrying cost farmers across the UK £1.2m last year, according to NFU Mutual.
The figures show that a 15% rise in the cost of attacks in England led to the overall figure of £1.2m.
The sharpest cost rises in 2019 were in the South East – up 87% and the North West of England – up 79%.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all saw falls of 30%, 15% and 61% respectively.
