Metro Police find 68 dogs at a house in Farningham
During an operation, 68 dogs were found on the property and were subsequently removed by the SPCA for assessment and care at their facilities.
THE Durban Metro Police Service (DMPS) said on Tuesday (June 2) that 68 dogs were found at a single property in Farningham Ridge.
In a statement, the DMPS said this find was made while working with the SPCA, conducting an animal welfare enforcement operation at a property on Lincoln Road, Farningham Ridge.
The operation, according to the Metro Police, followed allegations of non-compliance with municipal animal by-laws and animal welfare legislation.
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“A court-issued warrant was obtained, authorising officials to enter the premises. During the operation, 68 dogs were found on the property and were subsequently removed by the SPCA for assessment and care at their facilities.
“The operation forms part of ongoing efforts to ensure compliance with animal welfare regulations and to protect the well-being of animals within the eThekwini Municipality.”
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