Humane Society personnel and law enforcement seized 22 animals from a property in Delaware County last week.
Humane Society personnel and law enforcement seized 22 animals from a property in Delaware County last week. They executed a search warrant on Friday, January 23, along US 23 and found nine dogs, five potbelly pigs, three cats, two chickens, one duck, one turtle, and one rabbit.
The Humane Society described the conditions the animals were living in as "horrible and filthy." Dogs were found in zip-tied crates, living in their own waste. Cats were extremely thin and had open wounds.The potbelly pigs, chickens, and the duck were kept in an outdoor area that lacked adequate shelter and bedding, and all water sources were frozen, the Humane Society said. The Delaware County Dog Warden and Sheriff's Department assisted in the seizure. While all the animals are now receiving medical care, the Humane Society said they are concerned about the costs of the care amid the legal process.Ohio Somalis targeted on social media for fraud, others facing fraud cases in courtCold Weather and Snow Advisory remains in effect this morning and afternoon with wind chill values of -15 to -10 possible. Stay with us on this story.A judge ruled in favor of a township adding a small fee to the Columbus Zoo's admission price, allowed under a law that went into effect last year.“I had public feedback from people who couldn’t believe how well the roads looked."An Ohio-based legal group says it is time to close a loophole that prevents Americans from suing federal agents for civil rights violations.
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