WATCH: 300 dogs chained to walls living in their own faeces and urine in Spain’s Andalucia

Ningún animal debería vivir así… ?

¡No permitas que los cazadores abandonen y maltraten así a los animales!
? Te esperamos ahora a las 11:00h en la Diputación de #Córdoba. ¡Defiende a las víctimas de la caza! #StopCaza pic.twitter.com/cYWLA2MUu0

— PACMA (@PartidoPACMA) September 27, 2018

THIS is the shocking footage of some of up to 300 dogs found chained to walls and living in their own faeces and urine. 

The videos were captured by animal rights group PACMA in Cordoba, Andalucia.

According to the group, many or most of the dogs are used for hunting.

The poor pups live chained to the wall in appalling sanitary conditions and with little to no human interaction.

The properties, believed to be on one plot, have been denounced to Cordoba town hall the Junta.

The heart-breaking find came just as the town-hall funded hunting fair was taking place this weekend.

Held at the Palacio de la Merced, it promotes traditional hunting.

Hoy cientos de personas en Córdoba hemos silenciado las escopetas de los cazadores para dar voz a quienes no pueden protegerse de sus balas. La caza es un crimen contra los animales y hay que acabar con ella. ?? #StopCaza pic.twitter.com/KhVdqPEHSW

— PACMA (@PartidoPACMA) September 30, 2018

PACMA organised two marches against the fair and hunting last week, one on Thursday and one yesterday morning in the Plaza de las Tendillas (above).