A pet owner in New York was accused of animal cruelty, but four months later she still has not been charged or has any idea what she did wrong — and still isn’t allowed to see her beloved dogs
She has not been allowed to see them since that day. The president of the Humane Society told NBC New York there is no definitive process when they seize animals and it could take up to two years to file charges.
What’s not in dispute is that Max got loose in Nov. 2022 and broke his leg after being hit by a car. Klein documented visits to clinics and veterinarians. As a registered nurse, she says she opted for a splint rather than expensive surgery — indicating one vet wanted $8,000. After a night stuck in a sewer, New Rochelle police officers managed to rescue pit-bull Leonardo. Lynda Baquero reports.
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