Animals starved to death


PORT DICKSON: Eight cats and four puppies owned by an individual who rented a single-storey bungalow here had died due to starvation, say the police.

Port Dickson police chief Supt Aidi Sham Mohamed said these were the findings of a preliminary probe after reports emerged that an animal welfare group had saved 35 remaining dogs from the house on Sunday.

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