PA Man Found Guilty For Denying Care To Dogs Quilled By Porcupine
The PSPCA announced that a man has been found guilty of animal cruelty in connection to a lack of veterinary care after two dogs were quilled by a porcupine.
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The PSPCA announced that a man has been found guilty of animal cruelty in connection to a lack of veterinary care after two dogs were quilled by a porcupine.
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