What This Story Is About
- Three Kentucky dog trainers are facing animal cruelty charges after a search warrant at a Hopkinsville training facility revealed the animals were living in “inadequate conditions,” according to citation reports from the Hopkinsville Police Department.
Why It Matters
- According to the report, officers found that there was no water in any of the kennels and that most of the dogs were standing or covered in their own urine and feces.
- All of the dogs have since been returned to their owners or are being housed at the Christian County Animal Shelter until their owners can retrieve them.
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. (WSMV) – Three Kentucky dog trainers are facing animal cruelty charges after a search warrant at a Hopkinsville training facility revealed the animals were living in “inadequate conditions,” according to citation reports from the Hopkinsville Police Department.
The report said Animal Control and HPD conducted a search warrant at the Riverbend Canine Training facility on Wednesday.
At the facility, officers found 10 dogs that were residing there for training, boarding and personal purposes…