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GNR rescued 13 animals in situations of abuse

Observador11 September 2026 at 14:21

The GNR rescued 13 animals in situations of abuse in an operation that took place after a report. The animals were malnourished and in hygiene conditions considered "highly deficient". The owner of the animals ended up being taken to the psychiatry department of Aveiro Hospital.

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