BREAKING: D&J Pet Transport Van Stolen with Over 2 Dozen Dogs On Board
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OAKLAND, Calif. - Californer -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Be8EWQJ1p6g



Summary

On December 10th, 2019, a D&J Pet Transport van was stolen after left running overnight in a hotel parking lot. Not only was the van left running, there were over 2 DOZEN dogs in the vehicle. Luckily, the van was recovered in Oakland, California shortly after it went missing since it was being tracked via GPS. The dogs are reported as being okay, but under significant stress.

A Lesson to be Learned

This story is a prime example of why you should NOT elicit cheap pet transport services. The conditions those dogs were in is absolutely criminal, and is not acceptable whatsoever for a pet transport company.

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