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The animals were locked in their rooms, without food or water and in different states of decomposition.
Officers of the Nature Protection Unit (Uprona) of the Queen's Talavera Civil Guard have arrested a 40-year-old person as alleged responsible for the crimes of domestic animal abuse, as well as continued abandonment, after locating a total of 14 dead dogs in their quarters.
The Civil Guard has arrested a 40-year-old man, who owns a rehala in the district of La Jara (Toledo), after finding 14 dead dogs in his premises, locked up and without food or water. The detainee burned the bodies in a bonfire along with garbage remains. The officers also investigate whether 15 other dogs of his, discharged the previous year, suffered the same end.
Agents of the Nature Protection Unit (Uprona) of the Guardia Civil de Talavera de la Reina have arrested a 40-year-old person as [...] The entry 14 dogs of a rehala, killed was first published in La Crónica de Guadalajara: Your digital newspaper.
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