Happy ever after for neglected Corgi cross Luka rehomed in Hull

HE WAS FOUND IN A 'CHAOTIC' HOUSE WITH OTHER ANIMALS

- By SOFIE JACKSON

A DOG found living in a house piled high with beer cans and rubbish has now been rehomed in Hull.

Luka, a Corgi and Jack Russell cross, was discovered with five cats, another dog, and a Burmese python which were all removed by the RSPCA due to welfare concerns.

David Willis, 36, and Gemma Olds, 41, both pleaded guilty to three Animal Welfare Act offences.

They were sentenced at Peterlee Magistrates' Court in County Durham on July 9.

Luka ended up at RSPCA Hull & East Riding Branch at just around four months old and "really struggled with centre life", the branch shared on its Facebook page.

But the puppy ended up with a fosterer where he thrived.

"After everything he's been through, we're so happy to share that Luka's foster home has now become his forever home," they added.