KATIE’S PIZZA PET DOG BUST-UP

“I’LL have one large Pepperoni Passion, a stuffed crust American Hot, and a replacement for my dead dog, please.”

Katie Price is demanding a new pooch from Domino’s Pizza, after accusing one of its delivery drivers of killing her German shepherd.

The model, 40, claims Queenie was mowed down during a dropoff to one of her neighbours in Horsham, West Sussex. Domino’s driver denies hitting the animal.

Katie claims: “The Domino’s pizza delivery guy ran it over on my driveway and killed it. All I’ve asked them to do is just replace my German shepherd.

“It’s dead, it’s taken from me and no one gives a s***.”

Katie, who was “devastated”, reported the event to Sussex Police, claiming she had CCTV footage of it.

Domino’s said in a state- ment: “Ms Price alleged a Domino’s delivery driver knocked over her dog in February this year. Our investigation at the time revealed no evidence that this was the case.

“We’v e repeatedly asked Ms Price to share CCTV footage which she’s referred to, or any other evidence that she has to help us look into this. Some five months have now passed and none has been forthcoming.

“We contacted the local police and have been told no charges are pending. We have also contacted Ms Price several times, with no reply,” the firm continued.

Katie’s pal said: “This is something Katie feels very strongly about and will not let drop.”

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