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A damning exposé in the Daily Express by campaigning organisations Greyhound Action and Greyt Exploitations shed light on the practices of ZigZag Kennels, a Lincolnshire firm who bred dogs for the racing industry.
In one of the most sickening investigations seen by NAVA, documentary evidence reveals dogs declined of veterinary treatment and living rat-infested pens and a dirty environment.
ZigZag Kennels have also acted act as a random-source supplier of greyhounds to be cut-up in the Medical School at the University of Liverpool for a number of years. First exposed by the Sunday Times, dogs would be sold for as little as £30 to the academic institution to be used in research.
We are thankful to those who exposed the harrowing cruelty at ZigZag and brought about the closure of a business operating long past its sell-by-date.
