Pet crematorium owners admit enlisting bystanders to bury dead pets, later dumped
Owners of a pet crematorium in Bulacan, Philippines, have admitted to enlisting bystanders to bury pet remains, only to discover the cadavers were later dumped. The couple apologized to affected pet owners, stating they were overwhelmed and trusted the wrong people. Authorities are seeking an immigration lookout bulletin for the owners of a related Cavite-based crematorium.
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