More pets found abandoned during MCO


Abandoned pets has been a long-standing issue, even before Covid-19. — Filepic

SOME people are abandoning their pets during the conditional movement control order (MCO) and animal rights organisations in Johor Baru are seeing red.

Companion Animal Rescue Effort Society (Cares) chairman Joseph Chia said the dumping of cats and dogs was a long-standing issue, even before the Covid-19 pandemic.

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