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OBA calls for release of 'long-awaited' dogs report

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By Sam Strangeways Verified
| The Royal Gazette Verified
An Opposition MP has urged the Government to "immediately release" an 18-month-old report on how to tackle illegal dog breeding and associated problems. Linda Smith, the shadow environment minister, said the "long-awaited" recommendations from the Canine Advisory Committee, delivered to the Government in December 2024, should now be made public by Jaché Adams, the Minister of Public Works and Environment.
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Call for pitbull ban to tackle 'criminal' breeding network

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By Sam Strangeways Verified
| The Royal Gazette Verified
An animal welfare veteran warned that the island was failing to tackle an "underground criminal network of mass breeding and ill treatment" of pitbull terriers, as new figures revealed that 175 were destroyed last year. Debbie Masters, a retired investigator for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, claimed animal control wardens were "up against it" when trying to deal with the "catastrophic" problem.
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New lease of life for Jake

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By Sam Strangeways Verified
| The Royal Gazette Verified
Pitbull Jake didn't bark for a year after he was rescued by animal wardens. The nine-year-old dog had been found in a severely emaciated state and almost didn't make it. "They took him to a vet and he went into cardiac arrest," said his new owner, Debbie Masters. "They lost him and then they brought him back.
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