Police in Bacoor City are preparing documents and evidence for possible criminal charges against individuals found responsible for the alleged improper disposal of dog and cat remains in San Jose del Monte City, Bulacan, amid the controversy involving AhJhay Paws Aftercare Pet Crematorium.

The Bacoor City Police Station said complainants who availed of the crematorium’s services personally went to the police station on Oct. 31 to report the alleged incident.

The establishment is located in Barangay Kaingin, Digman, Bacoor City, Cavite, while the animal remains were reportedly found improperly disposed of in Barangay Minuyan Proper, San Jose del Monte City, Bulacan.

Police immediately conducted an investigation and crime scene processing in coordination with concerned agencies in Bacoor and San Jose del Monte to determine possible violations and establish the liability of those involved.

“Following the initial dialogue with the complainants, Bacoor PNP promptly undertook appropriate investigative measures, including crime scene processing activities, and coordinated with the concerned representatives,” the statement said.

The Bacoor PNP also urged other potential victims to come forward and file complaints to help strengthen the investigation.

“Bacoor PNP encourages other individuals who may have been similarly victimized by the said pet crematorium to personally come forward and execute their respective complaints, bringing with them any relevant documents, photographs, transaction records, receipts, communications, or other supporting evidence that may assist in the investigation.”

Complainants were advised to bring receipts, photographs, transaction records and other relevant evidence that could help establish their claims and identify those responsible.