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Legarda seeks inquiry on dumping of pet remains

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Legarda seeks inquiry on dumping of pet remains
Dead pets dumped in Bulacan. —Photo from Rep. Brian Poe’s office

Sen. Loren Legarda on Friday filed Senate Resolution No. 759 calling for an investigation into the alleged dumping of remains of dogs and cats in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.

“Our pets are cherished members of our families.

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Entrusting their remains to a cremation service is a final act of love and respect,” the senator, who has been on extended leave since Aug. 3, said in a statement.

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“To allegedly exploit that trust, collect payment for services that may not have been rendered, and discard their remains without dignity is unconscionable.”

At least 250 pet owners have filed complaints against the Bacoor City company, Ahjay Paws Aftercare Pet Crematorium, over its alleged mishandling of the animal remains. —HOLLY BACAY

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