There are more allegations about the ethical practices of the Montreal SPCA.
According to confidential documents obtained by CTV News, the animal shelter has intentionally killed dogs to fill an order for the veterinary school in St-Hyacinthe.
The school used at least a dozen SPCA dog carcasses for experiments, but the practice has since been discontinued.
The SPCA board eventually dismissed the shelter manager, offering a settlement of $15,000 and saying it no longer condones the practice of supplying vet schools with carcasses.
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