Legarda Seeks Probe Into 'Unconscionable' Pet Remains Dumping
Senator Loren Legarda has called for a thorough and impartial investigation into the reported dumping of dog and cat remains in Bulacan, condemning the act as "deeply disturbing" and "unconscionable," raising concerns for animal welfare and public health.
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