All dead pets dumped in Bulacan claimed by owners – rescue group
MANILA, Philippines — All 29 dogs and cats dumped in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, have been claimed by their respective owners, according to an animal rescue group. The deceased pets were reportedly brought to the Ahjay Paws Aftercare Pet Crematorium in Bacoor City, Cavite, but were later found inside sacks dumped in a vacant
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Awaiting deadline 60% Investigation Closed
The local government or police will close the case without pressing charges, citing that all owners have claimed their deceased pets and no criminal intent to abandon them was found. This administrative closure avoids legal action against the crematorium.
Watch for: Bulacan police file closed for lack of evidence · No arrest warrants issued in connection with the pet dumping
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Awaiting deadline 25% Owner Compensation Claim
Owners pursue compensation or health inspections regarding the cause of death, leading to a settlement where the crematorium pays a fine for improper disposal but faces no criminal prosecution.
Watch for: A settlement agreement announced between pet owners and Ahjay Paws Aftercare · Local officials confirm fines issued but no jail time
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Awaiting deadline 10% Legal Action Against Crematorium
Despite the claim that owners have accepted the situation, environmental or animal welfare groups push for criminal charges against the crematorium operators for improper disposal of carcasses.
Watch for: Ahjay Paws Aftercare staff appear in court · Animal welfare group files complaint with Department of Environment
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Awaiting deadline 5% Public Health Inquiry
Local health authorities investigate the vacant lot dumping site, finding that some deceased pets may not have been healthy or properly cremated, leading to a temporary closure of the facility.
Watch for: San Jose del Monte barangay officials inspect the vacant lot · Ahjay Paws Aftercare temporarily shut down by local health unit
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