Animal rights group underfire due to dog drowning


PETALING JAYA: The animal welfare group which rescued 31 dogs from an alleged breeder in Subang recently is now being plagued by controversies, including the drowning of more than 40 dogs in its shelter during a flash flood in Kajang last Saturday.

This is not the first time the shelter run by Malaysia Independent Animal Rescue (MIAR) was flooded but no canine death was reported previously.

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