Published 1 year ago

30 dogs rescued from home in UK after owner found dead

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More than 30 dogs rescued from bungalow in Kent after police welfare check. Terrier dogs aged from four weeks to 10 years may have been left to fend for themselves for some time before the discovery of their owner's body. RSPCA said it had to clear the house and set up traps and cameras to catch and recover some of the more fearful dogs.

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BBC News

More than 30 dogs rescued in Kent after owner's death

The terriers are rescued by the RSPCA from a property so cluttered that some of them hid for days.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

More than 30 dogs rescued from hoarder’s home after owner found dead

At first the RSPCA thought there were only six dogs at the home, but dozens were found in cluttered rooms during a week-long investigation.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

More than 30 dogs 'fending for themselves' rescued from home after owner's death

The terrier dogs were found at a bungalow in Rainham, Kent (Picture: PA) More than 30 dogs were rescued from a bungalow in Kent after their owner died. The terrier dogs – aged from four weeks to 10 years – may have been left to fend for themselves for some time before police discovered their owner’s body. The RSPCA was called to the home in Rainham where only six dogs were thought to have been living. But it soon became apparent many more were s…

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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