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Couple arrested after 114 dogs found in trailer in the US

02.06.2026 19:04 1 min 1 source
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Couple arrested after 114 dogs found in trailer in the US
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In the US, police arrested Giustino Laudando and Michelle Santos after 114 dogs were found malnourished and sick in their trailer. The animals were rescued, underwent veterinary evaluation, and were sent to shelters for adoption. The couple faces multiple animal cruelty charges and could face up to 20 years in prison.

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Couple arrested after 114 dogs found in trailer in the US

02.06.2026 Record POR

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