Paul Wynne, 42, has been spared jail
Police found the skeletal remains of three dogs in the filthy flat after neighbours complained about the smell of decay and 'maggots coming through the ceiling'. Paul Wynne, 42, was spared jail earlier this week after pleading guilty to three charges relating to the treatment of animals in his care.
RSPCA inspector Louise Showering noted the kitchen door was open and a dead puppy - a saluki cross type dog named Polly - was on the floor surrounded by a pool of dried blood. There were also four ferrets in two hutches found in the back of the garden. The court heard only one of the dogs could have a post-mortem due to the severe emaciation. The lurcher Blue should have weighed between 27-32kg but only weighed 12kg. He added dog claw nails and hair were found in its stomach and small intestine suggesting the desperate animal had resorted to cannibalising the other dog, George.
Now, horrific images released by the RSPCA reveal the conditions in which the dogs were found. The pictures show the filthy flat caked in faeces and blood where the desperate animals took their final breaths.
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