The owners of the establishment, Nicolás Walter Bazo, Valeria Griselda Bazo and Rocío Belén Orellana, did not respond to the accusations, while veterinarian Gabriel Terceiro was accused of being responsible for the animals’ poor health.
A crisis broke out in the west of the province of Buenos Aires by the poor condition of the puppies sold by the Finca La Nicola breeder in Ituzaingó. Dozens of customers reported that the dogs purchased, mainly sausages and poodlesarrived home in deplorable conditions: dehydrated, parasitic and underweight, and many of them died shortly afterwards.
The owners of the hatcheryNicolas Walter Bazo, Valeria Griselda Bazo and Rocio Belen Orellana, did not respond to the accusations, while the veterinarian Gabriel Terceiro, Known for his media appearances, he was blamed for the poor health of the animals. Third He denied the allegations, calling the matter a “media circus” and suggesting the claims were intended to be sensational.
Affected buyers, terrified by the quality of the puppies and threatened by the breeder, created a page of Facebook call “Finca La Nicola Farm Scam” which quickly gathered more than 900 members. On the page, you can read heartbreaking testimonies from people who have lost their newly purchased pets. Romy Bauer, for example, he mourns the death of his puppy Kylianwho died of parvovirus and other illnesses shortly after arriving home.
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“He was Kylian. He lived for a week. He had parvovirus, ticks and a great desire to live. We couldn’t save him. It was a tremendous blow for my son and my family. It was a huge psychological damage. The helplessness in the face of such an act of abuse, of sending him by plane to Misiones with fake papers. Karma exists and these people are going to pay for it,” the young woman posted.
The testimonies agree that the puppies arrived in unacceptable conditions. Tatiana Luque and her partner, who bought a puppy named Torothey discovered that He was full of fleas, vomited and had bloody diarrhea. Despite trying to save Bull with the help of a veterinarian, The puppy died in just five days, Clarin stated.
Outrage is growing among those affected, and many have decided to file a criminal complaint, demanding justice. The page of Facebook continues to accumulate testimonies and has become a meeting point for those seeking visibility and response to the animal abuse they claim to have suffered in La Nicola FarmThe situation continues to develop as customers demand accountability and change in the management of pet breeding facilities.
Source: Ambito
