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More than 20 dogs are found dead on land after reports of animal abandonment in SC

Dogs are found dead in Lages, SC Around 25 dog bodies were found in a place where there were also abandoned dogs in Lages, in the Serra de Santa Catarina. The Civil Police investigates the case. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on...

By 365 Breaking News Editorial Team 3 min read Santa Catarina
More than 20 dogs are found dead on land after reports of animal abandonment in SC
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In addition to them and the abandoned dogs, there was also a large amount of trash. Due to the advanced state of decomposition of some bodies, it was not possible to determine the exact number, but it is estimated that there are approximately 25 dead animals, according to the city hall.

  • Given the condition of the carcasses, Lages City Hall provided a backhoe and, with the monitoring of the Animal Welfare Coordination (Cobea), the bodies were buried on site.
  • Regarding the abandoned dogs, Cobea reported that they were very skittish and will be rescued later.

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Dogs are found dead in Lages, SC Around 25 dog bodies were found in a place where there were also abandoned dogs in Lages, in the Serra de Santa Catarina. The Civil Police investigates the case. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp The carcasses were found in the Santa Clara neighborhood, on the stretch of the old BR-2, on Friday morning (21). The dead dogs were in bags. In addition to them and the abandoned dogs, there was also a large amount of trash. Due to the advanced state of decomposition of some bodies, it was not possible to determine the exact number, but it is estimated that there are approximately 25 dead animals, according to the city hall. Given the condition of the carcasses, Lages City Hall provided a backhoe and, with the monitoring of the Animal Welfare Coordination (Cobea), the bodies were buried on site. Regarding the abandoned dogs, Cobea reported that they were very skittish and will be rescued later. READ ALSO: Businessman dies 4 days after announcing his wife's pregnancy on the web Couple is found dead and police name ex-husband as suspect Justice orders removal of private gate that restricts access to beach Carcasses and abandoned dogs were found in Lages, SC Montage/ALPA Lages/Disclosure/Reproduction/NSC TV Situation came to the attention of the municipality through a complaint The case came to the attention of Cobea through a complaint related to live dogs abandoned in the region, recorded in a police report occurrence by the Civil Police and also forwarded by the Public Ministry. At the scene, the Scientific Police carried out the necessary technical procedures, including photographic records and collection of materials that could contribute to the investigation. The investigation of the circumstances and origin of the animals is the responsibility of the Civil Police and the Scientific Police. After the inspection, the entire road was cleaned, with the removal of the animals' bodies and trash, informed the city hall. For next Monday (24), the municipality has scheduled the collection of abandoned dogs. Cameras will also be installed on the stretch, with the aim of inhibiting new cases. The city hall also said that it will establish a specific schedule for cleaning and for teams to visit the site as a preventive measure to prevent further abandonment and irregular disposal.