Alabama woman charged with animal cruelty after dozens of dead horses, malnourished dogs discovered
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An Alabama woman faces several counts of animal cruelty and other charges, including not disposing of a carcass properly, after dozens of horses were found dead on her property.
Corey Speegle, the director of animal services at the Colbert County Animal Shelter, told Fox News Digital he received reports back in June of dead horses on Catledge’s property, which triggered an investigation. Greg Wehner is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital.
His investigation not only found her Catledge’s property was locked down, preventing anyone from entering without a search warrant, but that she was also charged with 15 counts of animal cruelty in 2013 after more than 120 small dogs were discovered living in cages outside of her property.
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