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RSPCA Qld Inspectors raided a property north west of Gladstone yesterday and seized 110 Bull Terrier dogs and puppies. They were following up on a complaint received in relation to five dogs but found another 105 living in deplorable conditions.



“The conditions were appalling,” said RSPCA Qld Chief Inspector Daniel Young. “Many were in small cages with no enrichment and the newspaper they were lying on was soaked in urine.”



Some of the dogs are now being cared for in Rockhampton and Bundaberg while the others are receiving care at the RSPCA’s headquarters at Wacol.


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