Two Cruelty Cases Under Investigation

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This week we're working through not one, but TWO cases of horrible cruelty. *Please scroll through photos with caution, images may be disturbing to some viewers.*


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Case #1 - Newborns Abandoned in Garbage

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The first call we received was about a litter of newborn puppies, found in a box and discarded in piles of trash at Collingwood Auction in Farmingdale. Thankfully someone spotted the box, and once our Animal Control Division was alerted, the puppies were brought into our care. After a medical assessment, it was determined that the puppies were approximately 24-hours old, some still with their umbilical cords attached. The puppies were presented dehydrated and lethargic so were provided with heat and tube-feedings every few hours. Sadly, one puppy has passed away but as of now, the rest are stable. 

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Case #2 - Abused Puppy with Skull Fractures

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The same day, another call came in from the Asbury Park Police about an abused and disoriented puppy. The 10-week-old puppy had visible and internal injuries, including multiple skull fractures causing excessive head and face swelling, along with lacerations on his face, neck, and ears. The puppy, now named Laddy, is being monitored around the clock for bleeding and/or swelling and receiving pain management to keep him comfortable as we hope for him to heal.

We never know what kinds of calls we're going to get, OR how frequently we're going to get them! We're able to care for these unexpected events thanks to the support of our donors. Please consider making a donation to help all of these puppies, plus the thousands of other animals we care for every year - they rely on you, and we do too ❤

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The Monmouth County SPCA’s Law Enforcement Division is now looking for information on both of these cases. If you have any information pertaining to either of these heinous acts, please contact the Monmouth County Cruelty Hotline by calling 877-898-7297 or the Monmouth County Prosecutors Tip Line at 800-671-4400. All calls can remain anonymous. 

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