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- Texas, USA -


~ Update: July 31, 2026


I reached out to the Bell County Sheriff’s Office to inquire about the dogs, but as I expected, given that the investigation is still active, no additional details could be released. Mr. Cliff Coleman, spokesperson for the Department, shared that TURNER did not provide the dogs’ ages, names, or sexes. TURNER said the dogs were of “mixed breed.”


With regard to the furvictim who was found deceased, I learned that “A necropsy was not performed” and that “Based on the investigation, the dog's death is believed to have resulted from inadequate care.”


Mr. Coleman told me that none of the six living dogs were euthanized and that they all “remain in the care, custody, and control of Bell County Animal Control, where they are continuing to receive evaluation and care.”


I requested pictures of the furvictims, but Mr. Coleman said, “After consultation with the Bell County Attorney's Office, we have been advised that releasing photographs of the dogs at this time could be prejudicial to the pending case. Therefore, we are unable to release those images.”


~ Original story:


The Bell County Sheriff’s Office reports that on July 26, 2026, the department received a report from a concerned citizen regarding the welfare of multiple dogs at a property on 335 Oakalla Loop, south of Killeen.


Deputies were dispatched to the given address to investigate and upon arrival, they found six dogs “in severe health condition”, said the sheriff’s office. Sadly, deputies also located a deceased dog.


According to the arrest warrant, the six living dogs were “severely malnourished with visible ribs, hips and spinal columns.” The warrant further stated that “the only water available to the animals appeared to be green, stagnant and contaminated.”


The sheriff’s office said that the surviving dogs were taken by an animal rescue organization to receive much needed care.


Investigators determined that 57-year-old MICHAEL ALBERT TURNER (pictured) was the dogs’ guardian. The following day, July 27, 2026, the findings of the investigation were submitted to Justice of the Peace Michael Tice who then issued seven arrest warrants.


TURNER was arrested and charged with seven counts of cruelty to non-livestock animals. He was booked into the Bell County Jail and bond was set at $35,000.


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TURNER’s mugshot provided to Voice For Us by the Bell County Sheriff’s Office.


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- Ohio, USA -


Authorities in Hamilton County arrested 23-year-old ANNIKA FAITH CARSON (pictured).


According to court documents, on Sunday, July 26, 2026, on her birthday, CARSON threw a kitten off her Cincinnati apartment balcony. The furvictim was inevitably injured.


Court documents further stated that after throwing the kitten, CARSON also tossed items belonging to the feline, including the kitten’s cage which hit and smashed a window of a parked vehicle.


CARSON’s level of monstrosity did not end there. In fact, CARSON picked up the kitten and snapped his/her small neck.


A witness filmed the horrifying incident.


CARSON was arrested and booked into the Hamilton County Jail for cruelty to animals and criminal damaging.


When the incident took place, CARSON was already on probation from a domestic violence conviction in May 2026.


On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, CARSON appeared in Hamilton County Municipal Court and Judge William Mallory set bond at $100,000.


Court records show that CARSON is expected back in court on August 6, 2026.


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- Florida, USA -


On the evening of Saturday, July 25, 2026, officer Hoffman with the DeLand Police Department was dispatched to a residence on S Hill Avenue in reference to a civil complaint.


Upon arrival, officer Hoffman spoke with a resident whom I will refer to as Ms. P.

Ms. P. explained that she has been having an ongoing issue with her neighbor, 45-year-old CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR WHITLEY (pictured).


As officer Hoffman was investigating the potential violation of a protection order, Ms. P. also stated that WHITLEY was abusing a dog.


As Ms. P. was looking through camera footage for the violation of the protection order, she found a video of WHITLEY on his golf cart in front of his residence. The video showed WHITLEY’s dog sitting on the golf cart outside WHITLEY’s home when at some point WHITLEY gets off the cart, grabs the dog by the collar, swings him/her in the air and throws him/her to the ground. The video went on to show that WHITLEY walks over to the dog, grabs him/her by the collar again and carries him/her into the home. According to the affidavit, that incident occurred earlier that day.


The press release by the DeLand Police Department stated that the dog “showed no visible injuries, and was taken to the DeLand Police Department’s kennels after no one on scene could take custody of the dog.”


WHITLEY was arrested and booked into the Volusia County Jail on no bond. Court records show that WHITLEY had his first appearance in Volusia County Circuit Court on July 26, 2026, and is scheduled to return for his arraignment on July 29, 2026, at 1:30 p.m.

 

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