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Merthyr Tydfil

Three Dogs Found Dead in Welsh Car Park Sparks RSPCA Appeal

Three female dogs were discovered in rubbish bags at Pentrebach car park, Merthyr Tydfil, at 09:00 GMT on Monday, 30 December.

The pets – a black spaniel, a white and ginger terrier, and a small white terrier with black facial markings – were each found in separate black bags near a brick building.

RSPCA Officer Kirsty Morgan said: “Each of the dogs had wood shavings on their coat, around their mouths, and were wet. Two dogs appeared to be of reasonable body condition but one was very thin. Alongside them was also a bag of woodshavings which included a cable tie, dog toy and a piece of wood. The bottom of the bag was sodden in urine.”

The dogs, estimated to be four years old, were found without microchips. The RSPCA is appealing for information about their deaths. 🔍

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