New York man charged with animal cruelty after 48 dogs found in cramped apartment
In a deeply disturbing case of alleged animal hoarding, a man in Queens, New York City, has been charged with nearly 100 counts of animal cruelty after 48 Belgian Malinois dogs were found living in harrowing conditions inside a one-bedroom apartment, according to a report by People.
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Според публични лица, апартаментът в Forest Hills приличаше на кошмарна сцена, като пода се бори с фекалии и въздухът, толкоз кондензиран с амоняк, че спасителите се бориха да дишат. The malnourished dogs were reportedly crammed into closets, cabinets, cages, and even kitchen drawers—barely surviving in the squalor.
Dozens of dogs found in 'deplorable conditions'
Authorities say the discovery was made on 8 May when members of the NYPD, ASPCA, and the city’s Animal Care Centers responded to a seventh-floor apartment following the eviction of the Наемателят, и...
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