After years of claims of animal abuse and neglect, a dog daycare and groomer is closing for good after they lost a Pennsylvania woman's dog and went viral.
It's a white blanket, with multi-colored pinstripes of varying degrees of thickness, and it just may be the link to a Schenectady County animal abuse claim.
Police in Schenectady County wants to know if the blanket in this photo looks familiar...
For many people it was not easy to look at the "before" pictures of the seven Chihuahua's that had been abused and neglected by a Fonda woman. But the remarkable transformation of these dogs known as the "Lucky 7" , has generated quite the response bringing smiles to so many people in the Capital Region. It turns out, we weren't the only one's smiling. The doggies - all clean
According to CBS 6 News, a Montgomery County woman was charged with multiple counts of animal cruelty after police confiscated and rescued 7 Chihuahuas living in horrid conditions over the weekend.
The animals have since been bathed, shaved, cleaned up and are now in the hands of some amazing folks at a local animal shelter. You simply will not believe the "before" and "after"
Thanks to a kind and caring trucker named Adam, not one, but two good boys are on the mend after some loser ditched them from his dirty, rusty, Dodge Durango last Wednesday on a New York Highway. State Police are still searching for leads. Perhaps you can help find the sicko who did this so that he/she/they can be brought to justice.
If it weren't an alert diner, a German Shepard puppy may not have survived on Sunday after Albany police say a man left his dog in the backseat of car while he ate brunch for almost 40 minutes. Outside temperature was 82, but inside it was as hot as 117 degrees and the officer who arrived at the scene thought the dog was deceased,
An anonymous phone call about concern for some animals led a to a search warrant, and to the removal of several dogs and a cat from two properties in Durham, about 25 miles south of the Albany area.
Flat Creek Border Collies in Montgomery County was recently investigated for leaving 70 dogs outside in subzero temperatures and dangerous winter conditions.