Enforcement operation in the north: 16 dangerous breed dogs seized on suspicion of neglect

In an enforcement operation in the local council of Mas'ada, 16 dogs of a dangerous breed were seized, including four adults and 12 puppies, on suspicion of being held in severe neglect conditions, without licenses and vaccinations. The operation was carried out in cooperation with the veterinary service, the council, and the Israel Police.

In an enforcement operation in the local council of Mas'ada in the north, 16 dogs of a breed defined as dangerous were seized, including four adult dogs and 12 puppies, on suspicion of being held in severe neglect conditions and without the required licenses and vaccinations. The operation took place on October 18 with the participation of the regional veterinary service of the Eastern Galilee Cluster, the Mas'ada Local Council, and the Israel Police. The head of the council, Salman Batkhish, noted that residents had raised the issue and added that they would not stand idly by in the face of conduct contrary to the law or harming animal welfare and public safety. Dr. Amar Halihal, acting director of the veterinary service, stated that the activity is part of ongoing efforts to promote public health and animal welfare.