In Florence, Italian carabinieri discovered over 70 dogs living in deplorable conditions within an area of less than 80 square meters in an apartment located in the Isolotto neighborhood. The animals, mostly crosses between Chihuahuas and Poodles, were kept in unsanitary conditions with little space. The dogs were seized and moved to various facilities awaiting possible adoption by new families. Investigations suggest the apartment was used for an unauthorized breeding operation, where puppies were sold online as purebred dogs at prices up to €1,500. Local residents had previously reported ongoing noise and bad smells coming from the property, leading to authorities intervening. Prosecutors have ordered the preventive seizure of the apartment, and investigators are examining whether this was part of an illegal commercial activity.
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