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Dog with tumour found by RSPCA in flat 'unsuitable for humans and animals'

The dog was euthanised after vets found a 20cm tumour and signs of disease, while Frampton received a five-year ban and £200 fine.

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Kelly-Ann Frampton failed to seek veterinary treatment for her female Shih Tzu called Blossom

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Woman banned from keeping pets after Shih Tzu found with untreated 20cm tumour

A woman from Newcastle has been banned from keeping animals for five years after neglecting a dog with a tumour so big it was "almost trailing…

·County Durham, United Kingdom
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Dog with tumour found by RSPCA in flat 'unsuitable for humans and animals'

Kelly-Ann Frampton failed to seek veterinary treatment for her female Shih Tzu called Blossom

·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Chronicle Live broke the news in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
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