Two residents of Armilla aged 50 and 43 are being investigated by the Civil Guard as suspected perpetrators of a crime relating to flora and fauna for the abandonment a dog in an urbanization.
The dog was abandoned by the two owners. A neighbor in the area saw the incident and recorded it with his cell phone. He then reported it to the Internet via a social networking site.
The Association of Abandoned Animals of Granada decried the abandonment of a podenco-dog in the vicinity of Peligros at offices of Nature Protection Service of Granada Command. They also gave agents a copy of a video that motivated the complaint. This video was one they had access via an internet social networking.
The PACPRONA in Granada has located the owners of this dog and investigated their abandonment.
Agents also confirmed that the dog did not have an identification microchip or a health card. A Granada veterinarian, however, has written a report stating that the owners of the dog had not met their obligations to provide health care.
In addition to instructing criminal proceedings in connection with an alleged domestic animal crime, the Seprona of the Civil Guard has reported to the relevant authority the absence of a health card, the failure to register the animal at the Andalusian Registry of Animal Identification and the neglect in the sanitary treatment of the dog.