Seventeen dogs, including 13 puppies, were removed from a house in Vauxhall, Christ Church, last week after concerns were raised about their welfare.
The severely malnourished adult dogs, and flea- and worm-riddled puppies, which were kept chained to cement blocks, are now being treated at the RSPCA’s Cheltenham Lodge vet clinic on Spring Garden, St Michael.
Chief Inspector Wayne Norville responded to the house after calls for assistance were made to the RSPCA.
He told THE NATION the dogs appeared to be caught in the middle of a family dispute. (HLE)
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