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The puppy's ears were cruelly chopped off (Picture: SWNS)

The puppy’s ears had been cruelly chopped off (Picture: SWNS)

The proprietor of a puppy found with cropped ears has been issued a five year ban from owning any pets.

Mohammad Tofiq Sadiq, 27, admitted to hacking off five-month-old puppy Kilo’s ears and causing unnecessary suffering to the dog.

The Scottish SPCA raided Sadiq’s home in April 2022 after a concerned neighbour raised the alarm.

After the pup’s bloodied ears were discovered, Sadiq claimed the American pocket bully had its ears cropped by a previous owner.

Sadiq told SSPCA staff that Kilo had not been taken to see a veterinarian, but had instead been cleaning the dog’s ears with salt water and giving him paracetamol.

After Kilo was taken to a vet by the SSPCA, it was revealed his ear wounds were still fresh.

Kilo the American pocket bully with his inflamed cropped ears. Release date ? November 17, 2023. See SWNS story SWMRcrop. A man has been given a five-year ban on owning animals and a 12-month community payback order after cropping his five-month-old puppy?s ears. Mohammad Tofiq Sadiq, 27, from Glasgow pled guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to his five-month-old puppy Kilo through failing to provide treatment for injuries caused by a prohibited procedure. The Scottish SPCA attended a property in April 2022 after receiving a call to their helpline regarding a neglected dog. The American pocket bully, Kilo, was found with ?red and scabby? cropped ears ? and owner Sadiq claimed to have only had the pup for nine days, stating that Kilo?s ears had been cropped by a previous owner. Sadiq told SSPCA staff that Kilo had not seen a vet, and that he had been cleaning the dog?s ears with salt water and giving him paracetamol. Kilo was removed from the home by the SSPCA and taken to a vet ? who revealed that the wounds were fresh. During a routine scan, staff found a microchip in Kilo, and were able to contact his previous owner ? who confirmed that his ears had been intact when they had last seen the dog in February 2022.

The small dog has heavily inflamed ears (Picture: SWNS)
His owner had been cleaning them with salt water and giving the dog paracetamol (Picture: SWNS)

And after scanning for a microchip, the veterinarian was able to contact Kilo’s previous owner – who confirmed the dog’s ears had been intact when he was sold.

A SSPCA spokesperson said: ‘Due to concerns for Kilo’s welfare, we immediately removed him from the premises and took him to a veterinary practice to be examined.

‘The vet stated that due to how fresh the wounds appeared to be, they believed the procedure had been carried out within the last seven to 10 days.

‘Kilo was given anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce the swelling and pain the wounds would have been causing.

‘We then took Kilo to one of our animal rescue and rehoming centres where he could receive the ongoing medical care he needed.’

Ear cropping involves removing the dog’s ear flaps, in hopes dog’s ears will be cleaner, or that the dog will look more intimidating.

The practice is illegal throughout the UK unless carried out by a vet for medical reasons, and is referred to as ‘mutilation’ under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

Despite the legislation in place to protect them, there are unfortunately still those who are willing to put dogs through the ordeal for purely the sake of aesthetics.

Becky Thwaites, Head of Public Affairs at national pet charity Blue Cross, instructed Metro.co.uk: ‘Dog cruelty is on the rise within the UK. The horrific and totally pointless observe of ear cropping is against the law on this nation and but charities are seeing a staggering improve in experiences.

‘This abhorrent altering of an animal’s look is favoured for the aesthetic by many delivery in these dogs from breeders overseas, and we’re glad new legal guidelines are on the best way to ban the importing of those dogs.’

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