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- New York, USA -


On May 9, 2023, New York State Police in Herkimer responded to a property on 3403 Military Road in the town of Norway to assist an Animal Cruelty Officer with an animal hoarding/abuse case.


In a news release, police said that a search of the property led to the discovery of “several goats, donkeys, and cows not being properly cared for and in grave condition.”

According to News Channel 2, five goats were sadly found deceased.


Police arrested 60-years-old LORRAINE A. ROSE who rents a camper on the property.


News Channel 2 reports that the owner of the property contacted New York State Police with concerns about the number of animals ROSE had at the property.

Investigators believe that ROSE “was attempting to care for the animals and became overwhelmed.”

As a result, ROSE voluntarily surrendered over eighty (80) goats to Pause 4 All Paws Rescue.


Police said ROSE was charged with five counts of overdriving, torturing and injuring animals for failure to provide proper sustenance under New York State Agriculture and Markets Law.


The investigation is ongoing.


Pause 4 All Paws Rescue is in need of donations. If you wish and can afford to help, please click here. Thank you!


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- New York, USA -


Town of Frankfort Police are investigating after a malnourished dog was found in the weeds on Bleecker Street near the intersection of Center Road on Tuesday, September 13, 2022.


Police said a pedestrian found the dog who was laying inside of his cage, with the door open and his leash placed on top of the cage.

As police said, “It is apparent that this pup was mistreated and abandoned.”


Thankfully, the furbaby is now in good hands in the care of the Herkimer County Humane Society. Staff are doing an amazing job at putting the furbaby back on his feet.


Police and the Herkimer County Animal Cruelty Investigator are both handling the investigation and are reaching out to the public for help in hopes of finding the monster(s) responsible for this.


If you have any information about this case, please call the Town of Frankfort Police Department at 315-894-3594 or Herkimer County Animal Cruelty Investigations at 315-525-0227. Thank you!


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