The Montreal SPCA recently took action against animal neglect, rescuing 121 animals from a rural property on Montreal’s South Shore amidst sweltering heat. The animals were found in dire conditions, lacking water and suffering from untreated injuries.
In a social media update, the SPCA shared that the rescued animals, which included dogs, horses, chickens, ducks, and more, were now under the care of their shelter teams. Many of the animals required immediate attention and would undergo a prolonged healing process.
The organization refrained from disclosing specific details due to the ongoing investigation, emphasizing the importance of providing the animals with the necessary care and support. While the owners of the animals remain unidentified, the SPCA assured that the investigation is ongoing.
In light of this incident, the SPCA urged the public to report any instances of animal cruelty or unsuitable living conditions. Additionally, those interested in aiding the animals’ recovery can contribute by making donations to the Montreal SPCA.
