An Ingol Animal Abuser, Quarn Gonzales, who tortured and abused 17 dogs in his care for his own entertainment and arousal has been banned from keeping animals for 10 years. It is not know if videos of the horrific abuse are circulating online.
Quarn Gonzales, 32, was handed the ban alongside a 20-week suspended sentence at Lancaster Magistrates Court, after pleading guilty to eight animal abuse and welfare offences.
Officers found 17 dogs in Quarn Gonzales’ house in Ingol, Preston, in September 2022, including seven with illegally cropped ears.
Other dogs were also found in small confined pens, showing signs of illness and multiple untreated injuries from various forms of abuse.
Describing one of the pens, RSPCA Deputy Chief Inspector Carl Larsson said: “The pen was an open-topped, black metal cage with a plastic floor.
“The plastic tray was soiled with faeces and urine with no bedding, newspaper, puppy pads etc to soak up the urine.
“As a result the dogs were walking around in their own urine and their coats were wet with urine when picked up. There was no food or water for them.”
All animals were removed from the property and one had to be put to sleep from the various abuse Quarn Gonzales has inflicted.
In evidence, a vet said many of the dogs had many untreated injuries to various parts of their bodies, skin disease, conjunctivitis, a deformed tail and historic bite marks.
The court was told Quarn Gonzales repeatedly claimed the puppies belonged to someone else, but failed to to provide their details and was not penalised for not doing so.
He will not be able to contest his ban for five years and was ordered to pay £2,000 costs alongside his sentence.
Once again, it is strongly recommended that Quarn Gonzales is not left alone with animals or children.
There was no mention of deportation.
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