Police: Resident of Guelph apartment building facing animal cruelty charge
Police: Resident of Guelph apartment building facing animal cruelty charge

Police: Resident of Guelph apartment building facing animal cruelty charge

A 19-year-old man is facing animal cruelty charges after Guelph police found a dog suffering from neglect inside his apartment.

Police say they were called to the Vanier Drive building on Monday afternoon as the manager was concerned about an ‘overwhelming smell’ coming from one of the apartments, and believed the tenant inside may have died.

Police say they opened the door to the apartment and observed ‘squalid conditions’, which included dozens of piles of rotting feces, and a small white Samoyed puppy.

Police say the homeowner was found unharmed – but the dog was clearly suffering from neglect, and was unable to pass its own waste because it was so matted.

The tenant, Zhenlin Lius Huang, was arrested inside the apartment and charged with mischief and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal.

Agencies/Canadajournal




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