More than 100 dogs are trapped in 'disgusting, inhumane' squalor at a puppy breeding farm in north-western NSW, despite notifications to the RSPCA and local authorities, says an animal rights group. Debra Tranter, founder of Victoria-based organisation Oscar’s Law, says she was ‘horrified’ to find a heavily pregnant labrador, lying dead on the cold concrete floor of a shed at the rural property near Armidale recently. ‘Usually when I go into these places, I shut down emotionally because I just have to get the photos,’ Tranter told Daily Mail Australia. ‘This time I was caught out: I just sat there with her and patted her for half an hour, it was so sad. The worst part is that her death was preventable.’
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At least 130 dogs are trapped in 'disgusting' conditions at a NSW property that breeds dogs for pet shops
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At least 10 dogs need immediate veterinary care
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The Frazer property owner has previously been charged with animal abuse
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‘We have been complaining about this farm for more than a year and the authorities have ignored us,' says animal rights activist
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