Police Say Woman in Upstate NY Abused Nearly 100 Animals
Large animal cruelty bust in Upstate NY
A woman living in Upstate NY is facing multiple animal cruelty charges for the deplorable conditions many of her animals were forced to live in.
According to News 10 ABC, dozens of goats plus several donkeys and cows were rescued on Tuesday when police learned that the animals were in "grave condition" as a result of the putrid care they'd been given.
Grave condition
The news station reports that on Tuesday, police responded to a property on Military Road in Norway (85 miles northwest of Albany) regarding animal hoarding and abuse. Police say a search of the property found several goats, donkeys, and cows in grave condition resulting from poor care.
Lorraine Rose, 60, from Norway NY was charged
While it's heartbreaking, to say the least, the good news is, is that the animals are currently in great care, and no longer with an unfit owner.
According to News 10 ABC, Rose, who lives in an unknown structure on the property, "attempted to care for the animals but became overwhelmed. As a result, over 80 goats were voluntarily surrendered to the Pause 4 All Paws Animal Rescue."
Pause 4 All Paws Animal Rescue
pOn Tuesday, Pause 4 All Paws Animal Rescue in Little Falls gave an update on the condition of the animals brought in, assuring the public that the mistreated goats are in good hands, recovering well, and hope they'll be ready for adoption soon.
They also encouraged people to help them fund some of the costs while they house the animals and nurse them back to health, writing: