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Cruel Paisley couple fined after puppy left with bleeding scabs and gaping wound for weeks

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A cruel couple from Paisley who failed to seek veterinary attention for their dog have been fined. Robert McLeish, 27, and 22-year-old Chanel McGaharon pleaded guilty at Paisley Sheriff Court to failing to seek veterinary treatment and pain relief for their eight-month-old Akita dog’s chronic skin condition which caused hair loss and skin lesions.The couple were each slapped with a £135 fine while the poor treatment towards their pet was branded as “deplorable.”Their negligence resulted in the dog’s unnecessary suffering, irritation and discomfort.The duo’s mistreatment was caught when a complaint regarding the dog’s welfare was made to the Scottish SPCA.SSPCA inspector Isla Bell said: “On Tuesday, August 25, 2020 I attended the property of Robert McLeish and Chanel McGaharon in response to a complaint of dog neglect made to the Scottish SPCA animal helpline.“The report stated that there was a dog lying outside the home with swollen paws and missing fur and which appeared to be very lethargic.“On arrival, I asked to see inside the property to assess whether the dog’s health could be related to their living conditions, however, McLeish refused to grant access.“I then observed a female Akita dog lying on a blanket outside.

The Akita, named Marlie, appeared to be an older dog, slightly underweight and had a generally lethargic demeanour.“Marlie would constantly stand up, turn around in a tight circle then lie down, as if irritated.“She was also scratching constantly.“I noticed blood on the back of the Marlie’s legs and belly and on her paws from scratching herself.

These areas also had a particularly sparse coat. The skin that could be seen in areas where fur was missing or sparse was red, inflamed and covered in scabs.”Re

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