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Activists of an animal welfare organisation catch a dog at a breeding site in the Hungarian village of Koszegpaty close to the Austrian border on November 18, 2024, after the property was raided by authorities and animal welfare groups in a cross-border cooperation rescued the dogs. Dozens of dogs were rescued on November 18 from the site in Hungary. Activists took visibly scared animals out of kennels and dog crates from two warehouse-like buildings, where the floor was covered in carcasses, faeces and garbage. The property in Koszegpaty was raided last Wednesday, November 13, by police and public officials, alongside another breeding site in the village of Csonge, almost 50 km to the east, where other animals were found as well. (Photo by FERENC ISZA / AFP)
2024-11-18
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