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According to police figures, Setúbal recorded the most such crimes, followed by Madeira.
In terms of fines being issued, the Azores topped the list with 571, followed by Lisbon on 514 and the Algarve with 426.
Concerned citizens may report acts of cruelty to animals at any time by calling 808 200 520.
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