Adelaide family convicted of animal cruelty after RSPCA seizes 14 dogs from ...

Adelaide family convicted of animal cruelty after RSPCA seizes 14 dogs from ...
Adelaide family convicted of animal cruelty after RSPCA seizes 14 dogs from ...
Helpless Labrador called Pumpkin is found emaciated in a 'squalid' house with her puppies living in a 'filthy' box - but the owners are STILL allowed to have pets An Adelaide family has been convicted over seven counts of animal cruelty  RSPCA inspectors seized 14 dogs from their care in February after a complaint They found the house in a squalid condition, no water, and dogs underweight The couple and their adult son were charged in relation to seven of their dogs The trio were placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond in court on Monday

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A family have been found guilty of animal cruelty after 14 dogs and puppies were seized from a 'squalid' home where faeces was littered across the floors and they had no water.  

A couple and their adult son were convicted on seven charges at Adelaide's Magistrate Court on Monday, including six counts of ill-treatment of an animal and one count failing to provide adequate food. 

RSPCA inspectors visited a house in Adelaide's northern suburbs in January this year after receiving complaints a pregnant Labrador name Pumpkin was underweight, where they also found a 'very thin' Golden Retriever called Chewy, the ABC reports. 

A couple and their adult son have been convicted of animal cruelty after 14 dogs were seized from their home in February following a cruelty complaint about an underweight Labrador called Pumpkin (pictured)

A couple and their adult son have been convicted of animal cruelty after 14 dogs were seized from their home in February following a cruelty complaint about an underweight Labrador called Pumpkin (pictured)

The owners, one of whom is a registered dog breeder, surrendered Chewy to the

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