Overview
- The grower in Recreo, Santa Fe, found the toll Monday morning after a stormy night, reporting about 2,000 birds dead and more than 1,000 badly hurt.
- He blames three dogs owned by a neighbor who had signed a control pledge in May 2024, yet earlier incursions continued despite mediation efforts.
- Police ecological units and a veterinary expert inspected the site, and judicial sources say Article 98 of Law 10,703 on failure to control animals will likely apply.
- LA NACION reports the flagrancy prosecutor Yanina Tolosa is handling the file and that the dog owner is expected to be called to testify, with no coercive measures ordered so far.
- The loss involves near-finish birds, costing roughly 3,000 kilos of meat plus feed, power, and labor, and the integrator and Senasa are expected to assess health and commercial risks.