Four dogs and a snake were seemingly abandoned in and around Glasgow with the Scottish SPCA appealing for information on the animals.
has launched an appeal to try and learn details of four animals that have been seemingly abandoned in and around Glasgow.The Scottish SPCA has urged the public not to get in touch with rehoming enquiries and stressed that they should only be contacted if they had information regarding the animals.
A statement from the charity reads:"Please note, this is not a rehoming post. Please only contact us if you have relevant information.Fiona Harvey, a Scottish lawyer, wants everyone to know what she has been through since her identity became public following the success of the Netflix show.In the footage, the man can be seen picking in a pack of baby wipes before traveling to the back of the Nisa Local on Craigbank Drive in the Nitshill area of the city.
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