Police and animal services in Mississauga investigated reports of kittens being sold in “distressing conditions” and later dying.
A man is facing more than 130 charges in connection to an animal cruelty investigation in Mississauga where dozens of kittens and cats have been rescued.
Peel police originally received information on April 1 from the province’s Animal Welfare Service on multiple incidents where kittens were sold in “distressing conditions” and later died from their injuries after arriving at their new homes, according to a news release.
The 'mutilated' animals were alleged to have been carried to Ickenham Road, Ruislip, north-west London, in a black duffel bag…
Essex Police confirmed the woman, from London , was arrested on Wednesday afternoon and remains in custody.
Oaveed Rahman, 25, of Crays Hill, Essex, denied a charge of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal and three counts of fraud.
Two teenagers have been arrested after a pair of kittens 'were tortured and killed' in an 'incredibly distressing' attack. on…
Officers from Essex Police, who were accompanied by RSPCA inspectors and council officials, found the dogs after visiting a…
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