The situation had deteriorated to the point that the stench of hamster waste made the environment unhealthy for the widower who lived there
SINGAPORE: Brahm’s Centre, a mental health charity based in Singapore, has rescued 48 hamsters from a Housing and Development Board flat after the owner left them unchecked, resulting in unsanitary living conditions.
The charity indicated on Facebook that the owner, who lived alone following the passing of his spouse, had allowed the hamsters to breed unchecked, leading to overcrowding and filth within the premises.
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