MADISON TOWNSHIP, OH – The owner of a dog rescue is facing dozens of neglect and cruelty charges after the Butler County Sheriff’s Office says they found 30 dogs dead in freezers.
Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones said in a release on Friday that investigators seized more than 90 living dogs and found at least 30 dead dogs at two properties in Madison Township. Jones said the supposed dog rescue was being operating under the name Helping Hands for Furry Paws.
Deputy dog wardens described the animals in “the most horrible conditions they have ever seen,” Jones said.
Remains were found in five different refrigerators/freezers; some of which weren’t working. Both adult dogs and puppy were found in “varying states of decomposition.”
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