Such is the case of Cintia Anzini Pettina, one of the victims of the case involving the breeding farm. The woman recounted her difficult experience with a Labrador puppy that she adopted weeks ago: “The puppy arrived at our home on August 15th, in a grey Volkswagen car and died a week later, on August 22nd.”
Tales of animal cruelty
The victim explained that the puppy she adopted from the breeder began to have vomiting and continued with bloody diarrhea just 24 hours after arriving at the house and explained: “He had a pre-existing condition, parvovirus. When we call the vet Gabriel Terceiro and to the breeder about the dog’s condition, which was bad, they minimized the fact, They said it was a matter of adaptation to the home and stress.“.
The family quickly decided to seek the opinion of another professional and went to their family veterinarian. Despite carrying out treatment, the dog did not evolve well: “On Sunday we took her urgently to the Mv Silvia Milei Veterinary Hospital in Del Viso, and they started to give her serum because she was dehydrated, but she did not improve.” Just a week after arriving at her new home, the animal died.
In the analyses carried out by the veterinarians, it was confirmed that the dog had contracted parvovirusThe puppy was given treatment for her condition that attempted to alleviate her pain: “He was delirious with pain and died of cardiorespiratory arrest.“, said Cintia.
According to the family’s account, the breeder’s veterinarian, Gabriel Terceiro, “kept coming” excuse oneself from responsibility“, in addition to ensuring that the whistleblowers”They had no evidence“, even though the professional had signed a health and genetic certificate, which assured that the animal did not have any pre-existing disease: “We told him that the farm was a hellish place and he replied that we were violent. and threatened to send us a letter“, he concluded.
Like Cintia’s case, there are dozens of affected buyers who, terrified by the quality of the puppies and threatened by the breeder, created a page of Facebook call “Finca La Nicola Farm Scam”. Quickly, the group gathered more than 900 members.
On the page, you can read numerous heartbreaking testimonies of people who lost their newly purchased pets from the breeder. Such is the case of Romy Bauer, for example, who mourned the death of his puppy Kylianwhich also died of parvovirus and other illnesses shortly after arriving home.
The complaint against the Finca La Nicola breeding farm
In the case of Cintia, the woman reported that she made the respective complaints for business scam and animal cruelty before the UFI N°4 of Morón, before the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MPF). In addition, the accusation was also raised in the College of Veterinarians of the Province of Buenos Aires.
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The owners of the place, Nicolas Walter Bazo, Valeria Griselda Bazo and Rocio Belen Orellanaissued a statement on the accusations in which they disclaimed responsibility. There, they argued that the puppies’ deaths “can happen” since dogs “are not things, they are sentient beings and they can die.”
In addition, regarding Cintia’s complaint, so that the victim ends her claims, the owners asked her to take down all the posts from the site. Facebook called “SCAM ESTANCIA O FINCA LA NICOLA AND MY FRIEND” and thus they would return what he paid for the puppy. For his part, Terceiro was identified as the main person responsible for the poor animal health.
Source: Ambito
