The BC SPCA has provided an update on 21 sick French bulldogs and pugs rescued from a Vancouver Island breeder as a part of an animal cruelty investigation.
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The dogs were found with lice, ear mites, intestinal parasites, ear infections and other issues that needed treatment, the organization said.
Some of the dogs needed expensive palate, nasal or dental surgery, the SPCA said, while others had tear duct infections and one may require a tail amputation.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.
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The BC SPCA says 21 French bulldogs and pugs were surrendered after a Vancouver Island breeder became overwhelmed with the number of animals she had.