100+ Dogs Pulled From ‘Deplorable’ Loudoun Rescue; Some Found In Mass Graves: Leaders Sentenced

Nicole Metz, 52, and Kimberly Hall, 53, each pleaded guilty to five counts of cruelty to animals and were sentenced, according to Loudoun County officials.

Metz and Hall each received:

  • A 40-month suspended sentence;
  • Three years supervised probation;
  • Five-year ban on pet ownership;
  • Three-year ban on involvement with any group that cares for, treats, or places animals;
  • Mental health evaluation and treatment;
  • 50 hours of community service over three years.

Alex Hall, 24, pleaded guilty to three counts of cruelty to animals and was sentenced to a nine-month suspended sentence, two years unsupervised probation, and a five-year ban on pet ownership.

Loudoun County Animal Services (LCAS) launched an investigation into the now-defunct “Luck of the Irish” rescue after reports of neglect, officials said…

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