MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Twenty dogs were removed from the home of a groomer charged after four small dogs allegedly died from heat exhaustion while in his care.
On September 8, Keaton Stuckey, 33, was arrested and faces four counts of aggravated cruelty to animals.
Adrianna Guins, the owner of the dogs, told WREG that Stuckey sent her videos showing one of the dogs vomiting and struggling to breathe. She said when she got there, four of her five Yorkies were dead.
According to Memphis Animal Services, 20 were seized from Stuckey’s apartment in Frayser, where he operates his mobile pet grooming business, The Dog Spa Station…