# Lazy the pitbull rescued from locked Usme house in Bogotá after citizen report

Bogotá authorities rescued Lazy, a pitbull locked in a Usme house, after a citizen complaint to IDPYBA.

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Bogotá authorities rescued Lazy, a pitbull dog, from a house in the Usme locality after a citizen complaint about the animal's conditions. [^1]

The Bogotá Animal Protection Agency (IDPYBA) issued an unfavorable opinion regarding the living conditions of a pitbull named Lazy after receiving a citizen report about irresponsible ownership in Usme, Bogotá. [^2]

Lazy was transferred to the Unidad de Cuidado Animal (UCA) for a detailed medical evaluation to determine its health status and the care it requires. [^3]

The Bogotá Police apprehended Lazy, and the dog was subsequently placed under the custody of the IDPYBA. [^4]

The Instituto Distrital de Protección y Bienestar Animal (IDPYBA) received a complaint about alleged irresponsible ownership of Lazy and, after verifying the conditions, issued an unfavorable concept on the animal's situation. [^5]

IDPYBA stated that the dog lived in an improvised house with deficient conditions for its well-being. [^6]

The Bogotá Mayor's Office, through IDPYBA, announced 11,000 free sterilization slots for dogs and cats during September to promote responsible ownership. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. Bogotá authorities rescued Lazy, a pitbull dog, from a house in the Usme locality after a citizen complaint about the animal's conditions. (KienyKe, News)
2. The Bogotá Animal Protection Agency (IDPYBA) issued an unfavorable opinion regarding the living conditions of a pitbull named Lazy after receiving a citizen report about irresponsible ownership in Usme, Bogotá. (Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo, News)
3. Lazy was transferred to the Unidad de Cuidado Animal (UCA) for a detailed medical evaluation to determine its health status and the care it requires. (KienyKe, News)
4. The Bogotá Police apprehended Lazy, and the dog was subsequently placed under the custody of the IDPYBA. (KienyKe, News)
5. The Instituto Distrital de Protección y Bienestar Animal (IDPYBA) received a complaint about alleged irresponsible ownership of Lazy and, after verifying the conditions, issued an unfavorable concept on the animal's situation. (KienyKe, News)
6. IDPYBA stated that the dog lived in an improvised house with deficient conditions for its well-being. (Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo, News)
7. The Bogotá Mayor's Office, through IDPYBA, announced 11,000 free sterilization slots for dogs and cats during September to promote responsible ownership. (Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo, News)

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