NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. (WJW) — Dozens of dogs were discovered stuffed inside cabinets and cupboards and crammed into tight spaces inside a New York City apartment.
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Animal Care Centers of NYC posted a news release to Facebook on May 9 stating that 40 Belgian Malinois dogs were living in “filthy, overcrowded conditions,” and many had no access to fresh air or sunlight.
According to the organization, many of the dogs, including puppies and full grown adults, had likely never stepped foot outside.
“These dogs have reportedly lived in total confinement for their entire lives,” Tara Mercado, ACC’s director of behavior and shelter operations, said. “We found full-grown Malinois hidden in cabinets and crammed behind furniture.”
Fully grown Malinois males can weigh up to 80 pounds while females can reach up to 60 pounds, according to the American Kennel Club. The breed is known for its intelligence, energy and need for stimulation…