Report: S. Korean man locks up abandoned dogs, Starves 1,000 dogs to death
A south Korean man who is in his 60s is suspected of animal abuse. The suspicion drew when 1,000 dogs were found dead in the suspected man’s house. According to the reports the suspected man’s house is located in the country’s north-west province. The inhumane case has come to light following a complaint that was filed by a local, who stumbled upon the man’s house while looking for their dog in Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi province, Hong-Kong based South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported.
The suspect reportedly recovered abandoned dogs and starved them to death; however, animal rights activists have alleged that he was paid by dog farmers to dispose of them, once they turned commercially unprofitable.
There are also bizarre visuals of dead dogs showing dead dogs in cages, sacks and rubber boxes in the man’s house’s yard. The Care members who also reached the crime spot revealed that decayed carcasses created a layer on the ground, topped by more bodies to make further rows and so on. They also revealed the surviving dogs were suffering from skin diseases and malnutrition
