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Ten Dogs Rescued in Juárez Amid Ongoing Animal Cruelty Probe

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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In a significant animal cruelty investigation, the Northern District Attorney's Office in Ciudad Juárez rescued ten dogs after executing six search warrants across various neighborhoods in March. The operation involved collaboration with multiple agencies, including the Mexican Army and National Guard. During the searches, authorities also discovered an object resembling a firearm, which has been forwarded to the public prosecutor. The rescued dogs are now under the care of the Department of Animal Care and Welfare (DABA), ensuring they receive the necessary attention and rehabilitation.

Key Details: • Search warrants executed in March across six neighborhoods: Héroes de la Revolución, Nuevo México, Torres del Sur, Horizontes del Sur, Partido Romero, and Hidalgo. • Collaboration involved the Mexican Army and National Guard. • DABA is responsible for the care and rehabilitation of the rescued dogs.

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Ciudad JuárezNorthern District Attorney's OfficeNational GuardMexican ArmyNuevo MéxicoDepartment of Animal Care and WelfareHéroes de la RevoluciónTorres del SurHorizontes del SurPartido RomeroHidalgo

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