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11 August 2026

Eden Hill woman fined $13,000 after RSPCA inspectors found multiple animals left to starve

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Eden Hill woman fined $13,000 after RSPCA inspectors found multiple animals left to starve

Two dogs recovered from an Eden Hill backyard were so skinny they looked ‘skeletal’ while a kitten inside the house seemingly survived off eating insects, a Perth court has heard.

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