Alarm over fate of abused canines


KLANG: As animal lovers prepared to rescue five dogs locked up in an apartment in Taman Sri Sentosa Jaya here, the canines were removed by the unit owner.

But relief soon turned to worry when the group learned that the person who took the dogs out was actually the one who had locked them up, apparently without food or water, last week.

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