DURATION: 56-----------------------------------------SHOTLIST:MYFOXPHILLY.COM -- Courtesy - Embargo PhiladelphiaLehigh County, Pennsylvania -- Nov. 261. Pan left of woods in Lehigh County, PA2. MS road and car 3. TS Lower Macungie Township Community Park sign4. WS of fence and park sign and road5. Blurred picture of skinned animals 6. Tree and leaves near roadway7. Police car lights 8. Pennsylvania State Police Sign9. MS of Police Car10. Blurred picture of skinned animals11. Christine Wiggins / Lehigh County Humane Society (Transcript Below) 12. Pan left from road to woods13. SOUNDBITE: David Lee / Lehigh Valley Pitbull Awareness Club (Transcript Below)14. Lee and Reporter walking on sidewalk15. WS of Trees and Woods16. TS of branch and ground17. WS of leaves in grass18. Tilt up on Fence 19. TS on Lehigh County Humane Society SignVOICE-OVER SCRIPT:[Notes:VO ------------]TWO DISCOVERIES OF SKINNED ANIMALS THIS MONTH HAS ANIMAL LOVERS IN NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONCERNED.THE LATEST DISCOVERY HAPPENED WHEN A WOMAN WALKING HER DOG FOUND 11 SKINNED ANIMALS AND A TORN BAG NEAR A PARK OUTSIDE ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA.THE ANIMALS WERE FIRST THOUGHT TO BE PUPPIES, BUT NECROPSIES WERE PERFORMED AND OFFICIALS NOW THINK THE ANIMALS WERE ADULT FOXES.[Notes:SOT -----------]SOUNDBITE: Christine Wiggins/ Lehigh County Humane Society:"if it is wildlife...depending on what kind of season, it could possibly be legally done. But at the same time don't dump it in the park where somebody could find it, just dispose of it properly.[Notes:SOT --------]SOUNDBITE: David Lee / Lehigh Valley Pitbull Awareness ClubIt's disturbing to say the least. To me it seems like whoever is doing it wants to get the recognition whether it's positive or negative.[Notes:VO --------------]THE LATEST DISCOVERY CAME ONLY DAYS AFTER THE BODY OF ANOTHER - LARGER -- ANIMAL WAS FOUND SKINNED ABOUT 20 MILES AWAY.INVESTIGATORS ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT IF THE TWO CASES ARE RELATED.SIGOUT - Ross Simpson/Associated Press