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Dozens of dogs rescued from 'hellish' breeding site in Hungary
By Agence France-Presse
Nov 19, 2024 2:48 pm

KŐSZEGPATY, Hungary — More than 40 dogs were rescued from a filthy breeding site in Hungary on Monday, with local animal welfare groups denouncing the cruel and horrific conditions they were kept in.

The rescue operation took place in the Hungarian village of Koszegpaty near the border with Austria, where dozens of dogs were found 'knee-deep in feces' and among the carcasses of deceased animals, activists said.

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