The high ammonia level in the attic of the dogs in the attic burned the eyes, nose and throat and complicated to breathe
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Authorities, 33 Boston Terrier from a Kingston, ond, houses, dogs in November, and the smell of urine was so strong that an inspector turned on.
In the appeal of the owner’s seizure, Animal Welfare Services Inspector Christina Haaima Ontario’s Animal Care Bureau, visited Joshua Lapointe’s house on October 10, 2024.
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“A few open lakerations and wounds with a few open lakerations and wounds with residence are a boston terrier type dog, which has several open lakerations and wounds, but also a type of dog-type dog that is thinner in the legs and legs, he said.
Haaima said in a small attic / loft of the residence of a large number of different colors and sexes and found many many boston terrier types of dogs, “Sraga said in a decision March 28.
“The inspector also testified in connection with the unusual and insufficient living conditions found by dogs. This is the feeling of burning, inadequate light and excessive feces, inadequate lighting, (and) third-third-half-puppy liers.”
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Haaima tried to check the house after receiving complaints about a large number of dogs living there last August.
However, despite the many more efforts in a few weeks, “Lapointe would not allow him, safer.
Finally, when in October last year, Laincol, Lincoln, Lincoln, a veterinarian on the same day, ordered a dog with lakoln, light and eye problems.
He also ordered him to “take measures to correct the unacceptable living conditions for dogs and their health problems.”
It’s to get them out of the external parasite and a veterinarian to fly, as well as to make sure it is enough water.
The inspector ordered a lapoint to clean the attic living areas. KenNeled, making sure that the Certificate of Certificate Chests of Haaima Lapointe is “appropriate sized” so dogs can move freely.
Inspector also stressed that the dogs need “adequate daily exercise”.
Lapointe, when a veterinarian wants more time to get the terrors, Haima gave him until November 28, 2024.
He also touched upon a new student to ventilize the attic placed in order to land ammonia on October 22, 2024 on 22, 2024.
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When returning November 5, 2024 after November 5, 2024, the inspector was not found.
Three weeks later, if the commands are still not persecuted, Haaima “Dogs became difficult and reported the demolition notice for 33 dogs,” Sraga said.
During this visit, the inspector struggled with numerous dogs, several dogs with large-scale dogs, including cloudy eyes, including cloudy eyes, “the inspector said.
Dr. Kyle Goldie, a veterinarian with a veterinarian, 26, 2024, including the risk of chewing, stated, including the dangers of the attic area, including the dangers of the attic area. “
When 13 of them are studied, 13 of them were kidnapped and in a handy period, at least one eye, at least one eye, at least one eye had chronic exposure and irritation, and irritability was very seriously affected. “
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Goldie’s opinion was chronic and other ocular problems and other ocular issues and other ocular problems were chronic, and the AWS inspectors took place not the result of the battles during inspections.
Lapointe did not bear witness, but in a written presentation, “he said,” he said, the clean, safe and comfortable living space, which includes food, water, exercise and stimulation. “
The Lapointe also noted that the dogs took regular veterinary meetings, but he could not get back with any documentary evidence.
The court decision was to “relieve lapointe) concerns that dogs are in the district on November 26, 2024, and to ease their difficulties.”
The owner’s rejection of the Orders provided by Haaima was not providing a free habitat without sanitation and danger, providing suitable food, water and the necessary veterinary medicine, “said Sraga.
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