Unsanitary living conditions prompted the BC SPCA Animal Protection team to remove 111 distressed animals from a Lower Mainland property this week.

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Few details were shared due to the ongoing investigation, however, officials confirm the seizure was related to an ongoing animal-cruelty investigation.

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With shelter space across the province already stretched, officials say the pressure of the latest seizure will be shared across multiple animal centres.

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