SJM: 48 Dogs in Poor Health Are Rescued From Suspected Clandestine Breeding Grounds
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Prosecutor investigates the abuse of dogs with obvious signs of irregular surgery aimed at accelerating reproduction and marketing.
SJM Six puppies remain in incubator and two other dogs are delicate, while veterinarians attend to rescued animals.
An alleged clandestine breeder of breed dogs was intervened by members of the National Police and agents of Serenazgo in a building located in the Santiago Rodríguez jiron in San Juan de Miraflores. During the intervention, 25 dogs of French bulldog breed, nine English bulldog, one sausage dog, eight Creole dogs, five French bulldog puppies and one rooster were found. Most showed signs of malnutrition, serious skin problems, grown nails, fungi a…
Most of the animals are bulldog animals and were crowded on the sixth floor of a building. Some had wounds and signs of heat stroke.
In an operation carried out on a clandestine animal breeding ground, at least 48 dogs - mostly bulldog- were rescued and taken immediately to the municipal veterinarian of San Juan de Miraflores. Several of them found signs of ill-treatment and neglect in health.
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