NSW government has 'ignored' puppy farm cruelty, say campaigners

By Eamonn Duff
Updated February 26 2016 - 1:08pm, first published 12:15am
A deceased pregnant dog lies abandoned at a puppy farm in Armidale.  Photo: Oscar's Law
A deceased pregnant dog lies abandoned at a puppy farm in Armidale. Photo: Oscar's Law
A South Australian puppy factory that was found to be selling dogs to pet stores affiliated to the industry's peak body, PIAA. Photo: Supplied
A South Australian puppy factory that was found to be selling dogs to pet stores affiliated to the industry's peak body, PIAA. Photo: Supplied
A puppy seized last year by RSPCA Victoria during raids. Photo: Supplied
A puppy seized last year by RSPCA Victoria during raids. Photo: Supplied

Animal welfare supporters have accused the Baird government of turning a "deaf ear" to the "public outcry" surrounding pet cruelty in its response to the parliamentary inquiry into puppy factories.

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