Spain Police finds 32 dogs in decomposition; Hungry animals

Spain police find 32 dogs in decomposition. Civil Guard of Spain The Civil Guard of Spain found 32 hungry dogs on a property in the city of Badajoz, in the southwest of the country, near the border with Portugal, said in a statement on Friday (8). The owner is being investigated as the perpetrator of a possible crime of animal abandonment. ✅ Click here to follow the G1 international news channel on WhatsApp according to police, it is estimated that dogs have been abandoned since June, and died for innion. Among the animals found, some were loose, others prisoners with chains or inside jaura. “Everyone was in deplorable conditions of hygiene, without water or food, which led to death from innion. Even some of them would have tried to feed on decaying corpses of other animals already killed,” the Civil Guard said in a statement. Police action took place last week after a patrol found evidence that there could be dogs in a state of abandonment at the scene. The owner, a resident of the municipality, was located and was present during the searches. During the inspection, the agents found a total of 32 dog corpses spread across the property. They showed extreme thinness, signs of abandonment and were in different states of decomposition. Police said that after collecting evidence, he opened an investigation against the dog owner for animal abandonment, due to the omission of basic care that resulted in the death of dogs. It was not informed by the Spanish authorities if the man is arrested. Videos High in G1

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