Seven puppies dying in hot weather sees California animal shelter staff charged

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The animals allegedly died after being transported in temperatures between 90 and 100 F. The shelter described it as a 'tragic incident.'

Police did not specify exactly how long the puppies were in the van, but the employees were away on the transport trip for several hours overall and throughout the day a total of 27 dogs, including the seven puppies all from the same litter, were picked up.

However, the employees did check on the dogs during a stop for fuel in Los Banos on the return trip to Palo Alto, and"reported that none of the animals appeared distressed," police said in the news release. The case was presented to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office, and each of the three suspects had misdemeanor charges of animal cruelty and neglect filed against them.

"We recognize the trust placed in Pets In Need by our donors, staff, volunteers and supporters, and appreciate the community's support during this very challenging time".from being euthanized after they were found packed into a U-Haul truck for transport.

 

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