BFSA Did Not Allow 23 Dogs Into the Country without the Mandatory Identification and Veterinary Documents - Society — News Standard
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The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) has not allowed 23 dogs transported from Serbia into the country. During the border check, carried out following a signal from the "Border Police", it was found that the animals were under 6 months old, did not have...
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) did not allow 23 dogs entering the country from the Republic of Serbia through the Kalotina border checkpoint, after the border control established that the animals did not meet the requirements for entry from a third country. The signal for the vehicle was submitted by the Border Police to the official veterinarian on duty. During the inspection, it was established that the dogs were under 6 months old, t…
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