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Rescued About 70 Animals Under Inadequate Conditions in Setúbal

The Public Security Police (PSP) rescued on Friday about 70 animals who were in inadequate conditions of hygiene and well-being inside a dwelling in Setúbal, reported today that security force.

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The authorities found many of the animals caged and with poor hygiene conditions. Among the rescued animals were dogs, cats, birds and other small animals.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Dogs, cats, birds and other small animals were removed

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PSP indicates that the operation originated in a complaint concerning the conditions under which several animals would be kept.

The Public Security Police (PSP) rescued on Friday about 70 animals that were under inadequate conditions of hygiene and well-being inside a dwelling in Setúbal, today reported that security force. The contents Rescued about 70 animals under inadequate conditions in Setúbal appears first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Public Security Police (PSP) rescued on Friday about 70 animals who were in inadequate conditions of hygiene and well-being inside a dwelling in Setúbal, reported today that security force.

·Portugal
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An intervention by the PSP rescued about 70 animals, including dogs, cats and birds, who were in inadequate conditions of hygiene and well-being, inside a house in Setúbal.

·Porto, Portugal
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Jornal de Notícias broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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