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Neglected animals rescued from Halesowen sanctuary by police and RSPCA
Overview
Police and the RSPCA have rescued numerous neglected animals, including dogs, cats, waterfowl, and birds of prey, living in extreme conditions at an animal sanctuary in Halesowen. During the operation on 4 September, authorities also seized nine non-viable firearms and a ninja throwing star. The animals are now in the care of the RSPCA, and an investigation is under way, though no arrests have been made.
Key points
- Dogs, cats, waterfowl, and birds of prey were rescued from an animal sanctuary in Halesowen.
- Animals were found living in a state of neglect and extreme conditions on 4 September.
- The rescued animals include puppies, kittens, ducks, geese, and barn and snowy owls.
- All rescued animals are currently alive, safe, and receiving care from the RSPCA.
- Police seized nine non-viable firearms and a ninja throwing star during the site search.
- No arrests have been made following the operation.