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35 dogs and many animal carcasses are discovered in a residence in Port Dickson, close by, by an animal rescue group.

Jeskiran Kaur Bhatt, the head of FurryKids Safehaven, stated that her team had to chop padlocks in order to enter the one-story home. Within the secured facility, they discovered the corpses of other dogs and cats in addition to the 35 dogs.

"This treatment of the dogs wasn't appropriate for any of them. A few other dogs and cats perished from famine, and we think one mother dog had to eat her pups in order to survive," the spokesperson stated.

An eighteen-minute video that showed Jeskiran and her group saving the animals from the house went viral on April 14.

"Our goal is to rehabilitate every dog," she stated, noting that initial examinations revealed the majority of the canines were neither spayed or neutered.

According to Jeskiran, 20 dogs were discovered outside the house, and the other dogs were kept inside. Though they were unable to feed the dogs inside, worried neighbours had been feeding the canines outside the compound.

Eight cats and at least four dogs' carcasses were found there. About ten more dogs were thought to have escaped via gaps in the fence, the speaker continued. "We evacuated all 35 dogs that were alive and buried the dead ones," the speaker stated.

According to Jeskiran, her team would make an effort to apprehend the runaway canines and transport them to a shelter. "I was informed that the dogs had been well-cared for until the owner had some issues in January of this year.

"This case is quite depressing. She added that the home owner, who lived in Kuala Lumpur, had no idea that the house had been in disarray and had instructed the rescuer to leave the property right away after observing its state.