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15 Goats, 13 Dogs Among 37 'Neglected Animals' Seized From Avon Property: Friendship Animal Protective League Releases Details and Photos
MCCRACKEN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JUL 8 – The proposed bill would require animal owners to cover municipal costs for care after seizures, aiming to ease taxpayer burden and support shelters often over capacity.
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Dozens of neglected animals seized in Avon
AVON, Ohio — Nearly 40 dogs, sheep and goats were seized from a home in Avon in what humane investigators say were “wholly unacceptable” conditions.A total of 15 sheep, 13 dogs, eight goats and a cat were taken from the property, according to a news release from the Friendship Animal Protective League. One goat died from “severe” barber’s pole worm infestation, the release says.
15 goats, 13 dogs among 37 'neglected animals' seized from Avon property: Friendship Animal Protective League releases details and photos
The Friendship Animal Protective League says the 37 neglected animals seized in Avon include goats, sheep, dogs and a cat.
Over 30 animals seized from Avon home
In late June, 37 animals were seized from an Avon home after they were found in poor condition and environment, according to the Friendship Animal Protective League.On June 25, the FAPL and the Avon Police Department opened an investigation when a concerned citizen returned a stray, ill dog to its owner. The citizen cited that the home had a foul odor of urine and ammonia, FAPL said.A FAPL Humane Agent responded to the property, where they found…
The Paducah Sun
Kentucky bill would require owners of seized animals to pay care costs
Humane World for Animals, an international animal protection organization, is championing a Kentucky bill that would require the owners of animals seized due to criminal investigations to pay the costs incurred by municipalities for the animals' care.
Last week, two ponies and a horse were confiscated from a pet dealer in the municipality of Drimmelen by the National Animal Welfare Inspection Service (LID). The animals were extremely thin, were fed little and inappropriate food, and had poor teeth. The horses were taken to an undisclosed shelter where they will receive proper care. The owner is responsible for all costs and could also receive a substantial penalty for neglecting his animals. …
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