Cavite Pet Crematorium Linked to Illegal Dumping of Animal Remains, NBI Investigates
A pet crematorium in Cavite is under investigation by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) after a contracted couple allegedly buried and dumped pet remains instead of cremating them. The crematorium itself faces scrutiny for misrepresentation and violations of consumer protection laws.
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