SINGAPORE, Feb 5 — A 44-year-old Singaporean was fined S$15,000 (RM46,480) on Wednesday for conspiring to smuggle puppies from Malaysia and keeping dogs for sale without a...
Court documents showed that Eswaran had coordinated with a Malaysian breeder via TikTok to acquire toy poodles , which he then bred at the Pawhaus & Dognassium Doggie Daycare facility for sale. — Reuters picand enjoy FREE RM10 & when you sign up using code VERSAMM10 with min.
cash of RM100 today! T&Cs apply.SINGAPORE, Feb 5 — A 44-year-old Singaporean was fined S$15,000 on Wednesday for conspiring to smuggle puppies from Malaysia and keeping dogs for sale without a licence. According to CNA, Eswaran Rajasevran’s accomplice was caught at Tuas Checkpoint with three puppies hidden in a motorcycle storage compartment. The animals were intended for Eswaran’s fiancée’s dog boarding business, which did not hold a pet shop licence. Court documents showed that Eswaran had coordinated with a Malaysian breeder via TikTok to acquire toy poodles, which he then bred at the Pawhaus & Dognassium Doggie Daycare facility for sale. Eight toy poodles were found on the premises, including a litter of six puppies intended to be sold for at least S$1,000 each. Eswaran could have faced up to 12 months’ jail and fines for smuggling and up to six months’ jail and fines for keeping dogs for sale without a licence.
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