Charges issued against couple in Flint Township animal hoarding investigation

Police hunt for Genesee County couple after 95 pets found dead and alive in grisly squalor

The Flint Township Police Department searched a home on Tuesday morning and discovered what officers described as “overwhelming filth,” toxic air and dozens of dead and living animals inside.

Flint Township couple charged with animal hoarding found in February

Kim and Brenda Shires are facing animal cruelty and torture charges after police found 69 live and 27 dead pets in their home on Elms Road on Feb. 11.

Charges issued against couple in Flint Township animal hoarding investigation

FLINT TOWNSHIP, MI – Charges have been issued against a husband and wife after police seized more than 60 dogs and three cats from a Flint Township home last month.

Flint Township couple charged with animal cruelty and torture in animal hoarding case – The Courier News

FLINT – The owners of a home in Flint Township who hoarded dozens of animals in squalor have been charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor by Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton after police submitted their investigation reports and a request for warrants on March 2. Kim Mitchell Shires, 65, and his wife, Brenda Marie Shires, 61, are each charged with one count of Abandoning/Cruelty to 25 or More Animals, a felony punishable by up to 7 year