Photo courtesy BC SPCA

By CKPG Today

Puppies surrendered

17 puppies surrendered to SPCA

Dec 27, 2019 | 4:02 PM

Seventeen puppies and two adult dogs have been surrendered from a property in B.C.’s Interior.

The SPCA says the RCMP and animal control officers responded to a complaint and found the eight to 10-week old husky puppies living outside in the cold and snow on the property.

The owner surrendered the animals to animal control who held them overnight before transferring the dogs to the local BC SPCA branch on Christmas Eve. The exact location of these puppies is not being disclosed for their protection says the SPCA.

Photo courtesy BC SPCA

The puppies are being treated for worms and are in quarantine reads a SPCA news release.

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The SPCA adds each puppy will be spayed/neutered and provided with all of their vaccines before they will be ready for adoption late next month.

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