Now, the Animal Friends Humane Society on Princeton Road in Hamilton is tasked with housing the pups in a facility that already is bursting at the seams. The county spends 418,000 annually, mostly money collected from dog licensing fees, on catching. McKinnon is charged with cruelty to a companion animal, a first-degree misdemeanor. 28Early Thursday morning, the Butler County Sheriff's Office and county deputy dog wardens seized nearly 90 dogs from a property on Mosiman Road in Madison Twp., and at least 30 canines were found dead. It is an option that commissioners and the sheriff’s office in Butler County say makes sense. “I will continue to hold people accountable for these disgusting actions against defenseless animals.” “This is happening way too often in our county where people think starving a dog is better than reaching out for help,” he said in a written statement. Sheriff Richard Jones said the dog is receiving 24-hour care.

She told investigators that she owned the dog for several months and kept the dog in a cage due to her busy schedule. The Butler County dog warden said the owner is Arlene Dynell McKinnon, 39, of West Chester. The Hamilton County dog warden contacted the dog warden of Butler County regarding a dog abandoned at the Sharonville location of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty for Animals.Īccording to the sheriff’s office, witnesses saw the dog dumped in a cage outside the SPCA. HAMILTON, Ohio - A West Chester woman is charged with animal cruelty accused of starving a dog and leaving it in “horrible condition” outside a shelter, according to a news release from the Butler County Sheriff’s Office.

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