More than 200 Dogs Rescued From Property in Kentucky; Two Charged

More than 200 dogs rescued from property in Kentucky. Here’s what we know

More than 200 dogs were rescued from an animal cruelty investigation in Metcalfe County, Kentucky.

More than 200 dogs rescued from rural Kentucky property; 2 suspects arrested

The discovery of more than 200 dogs on a Kentucky property has led to the arrest of two people.

More than 200 dogs rescued from property in Kentucky; two charged

More than 200 dogs were rescued from a property in Kentucky following an animal cruelty investigation.

Two facing charges in relation with large-scale dog rescue in Metcalfe county

Kentucky State Police say they are charging two people after over 200 animals were rescued at a property in Metcalfe County near the Adair County line.

2 charged with animal cruelty after more than 200 dogs removed from dangerous conditions in Metcalfe - WNKY News 40 Television

EDMONTON, Ky. – Two Metcalfe County residents are charged with animal cruelty following an investigation. According to a Kentucky State Police Post 15 press release, 34-year-old Michael W. York and 36-year-old Natasha N. York kept more than 200 dogs on their property. KSP says many of the dogs did not receive required rabies vaccinations and were “suffering from dehydration, internal parasites, malnutrition and other health conditions.” Official…

More than 200 dogs found on Metcalfe County property; two charged in animal cruelty investigation

Two Metcalfe County residents are facing charges after Kentucky State Police say investigators found more than 200 dogs living on their property, many suffering from health issues.