CLEVELAND — Earlier this year, local authorities and the Humane World for Animals (formerly the Humane Society of the United States) rescued hundreds of animals that had been living in brutal conditions at a fur and urine farm.
The animals were living in wire cages that were exposed to cold temperatures. Some them were missing body parts and were weak and dehydrated. Several of the animals were also found dead.
Animals on the property included foxes, raccoons, wolf-dog hybrids, skunks, opossums and coyotes…