
In Newport, a significant crackdown on a fraudulent puppy-selling operation has led to the conviction of six men, who have been jailed, and the involvement of eleven family members in total for animal welfare offences. The operation, which amounted to £300,000 in mis-sold, mistreated, and poorly bred dogs in sheds, has raised serious concerns about the welfare of animals and the deceitful practices in the sale of puppies. Additionally, dog owners have been given a £471 warning about the risks involved. The dogs were advertised online under false pretenses, leading to a strong legal response.
Eleven members of the same family have all been convicted for animal welfare offences https://t.co/h3aXWCowyQ
Six men have been jailed after £300k worth of dogs were advertised online under false pretences Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/4bEylb1i6U
Six men jailed after £300k worth of dogs advertised under false pretences Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/WV7hzRPR7P
