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Leith, Edinburgh: Cherie Moore, Robyn Moore, Aaron Cummings

CONVICTED (2019) | hoarders Cherie Samantha Moore (11/04/1988), wife Robyn Melissa Moore, née Daniels (03/01/1987) and their friend Aaron Cummings (02/10/1987) all of Cables Wynd House, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6DF – kept nine cats, one dog and a rabbit in cramped and filthy conditions in a flat.

Convicted animal abusers Cherie Moore, Robyn Moore and Aaron Cummings of Leith in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Aaron Cummings, Cherie Moore, and Robyn Moore were all banned from keeping animals for just three years.

A Scottish SPCA investigation found that the majority of the cats were kept inside two rooms, and they were eating food so hungrily it was causing them to choke.

Dog neglected by convicted animal abusers Cherie Moore, Robyn Moore and Aaron Cummings of Leith in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The dog was in lean condition and had a visible skin issue. She was also very anxious and mentally highly strung. They found her pacing around a room and scratching excessively.

Rabbit neglected by convicted animal abusers Cherie Moore, Robyn Moore and Aaron Cummings of Leith in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The rabbit had overgrown nails which were affecting his mobility. He has since had to be put to sleep due to severe dental issues.

The trio admitted failing to provide the basic needs for the animals, including a suitable environment, veterinary treatment and diet.

Cat neglected by convicted animal abusers Cherie Moore, Robyn Moore and Aaron Cummings of Leith in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Scottish SPCA chief inspector Paul Anderson said, “The living environment for these animals was cramped and filthy.

“The majority of the cats were contained in two rooms.

“Upon entering the rooms, our inspectors were overwhelmed with the smell of ammonia.

“Four cats were in one room, eating food so hungrily, it was causing them to choke. They were clearly starving.

“No food or water was provided in the other room where three other cats were kept.

“The dog, Honey, was in a lean condition and had a visible skin condition that had caused hair loss along her back and down her legs.

“She appeared very anxious and mentally highly strung. She was pacing around the room and was scratching excessively.

“The male rabbit, Snowy, was found to have very overgrown nails which were affecting his mobility but was otherwise in good condition.”

He added: “Police Scotland were called to assist with the seizure of the animals.

“On veterinary examination, the body condition of the cats was overall very poor. Their health issues ranged from emaciation and dehydration, to flea infestation and visible signs of stress, such as excessive itching.

“The cats and dog have since been successfully rehomed. Unfortunately, due to severe dental issues, Snowy the rabbit had to be put to sleep on veterinary advice.”

Sentencing | all three were banned from keeping animals for three years (expired 2022).

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