ASMATT ULLAH FROM PAIGNTON BANNED FOR CRUELTY TO DOGS IN DEVON

Asmatt 'Azi' Ullah, a resident of Hoyles Road in Paignton, was found guilty of animal cruelty in 2017 for neglecting the health of his dog. The incident involved a Dalmatian cross named Ellie, whom Ullah failed to seek veterinary care for during a period spanning from July 8 to September 8, 2016. This neglect resulted in unnecessary suffering for the dog, specifically due to untreated skin conditions that required medical attention.

Ullah's actions led to a legal conviction under the Animal Welfare Act 2006, specifically violating Section 4, which mandates responsible care and treatment of animals. The court's judgment included a financial penalty of £460 to be paid by Ullah. Additionally, he was subjected to a three-year ban on keeping dogs, a restriction that was in effect until February 2020, effectively preventing him from owning or caring for any dogs during that period.

Following his conviction, Ullah's case was reported by DevonLive, highlighting the importance of animal welfare laws and the consequences faced by those who neglect their responsibilities as pet owners. His case serves as a reminder of the legal obligations to ensure proper veterinary care and humane treatment for animals in one's care.