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Agropark near Guryevsk received a warning because of the content of birds

The Rosselkhoznadzor issued a warning to the owner of Agropark 39 in the Guryev district because of the conditions of the birds. The reason was a complaint about poor animal care.

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Agropark near Guryevsk received a warning because of the content of birds

The Rosselkhoznadzor issued a warning to the owner of Agropark 39 in the Guryev district because of the conditions of the birds. The reason was a complaint about poor animal care.

During the inspection, experts found violations of the rules of keeping animals in zoos. In their opinion, this may indicate that birds are not well cared for.

A warning to the owner was announced on November 6.

Earlier we wrote that in the Nesterovsky district warned the owner of LPH for pigs without registration.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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