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- Oregon, USA -


The Josephine County Sheriff’s Office said that Josephine County Animal Control Officers received a report about malnourished dogs at the business Pawsitive K9 Solutions on 783 SE Street in Grants Pass.


On September 21, 2022, deputies with the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office and animal control officers obtained and served a search warrant at the aforementioned facility and “recovered 13 canines all at different levels of malnourishment,” said the sheriff’s office.

The dogs were found in poor living conditions without food or water.


According to a news release by the sheriff’s office, some of the dogs required immediate veterinary care. The living conditions of the animals revealed they had been neglected for some time. The dogs were transported to the Josephine County Animal Shelter and thankfully, they are doing well and are receiving all the care they need and deserve.


The sheriff’s office said that at the time the warrant was executed, the owners/employees of the business were not present but they have been identified.


On September 26, 2022, detectives with the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office, Animal Control Officer’s and Josephine County Code Enforcement executed an additional search warrant at the business’ owner’s residence, located in Selma.


In a new news release the sheriff’s office explained: “During the execution of that warrant, one horse and one rabbit were found deceased. In addition to the deceased animals, sixteen animals including another horse, multiple dogs, cats and chickens were located without food or water also living in poor conditions. All animals located in both search warrants were seized and aid was rendered to the animals as needed.”


At the residence, officials further discovered a small illegal marijuana grow with hundreds of pounds of processed marijuana.


The sheriff’s office said that based on the investigation, it is believed that the suspects for this case have fled the area and are now being sought to face charges.


Although the sheriff’s office did not mention the names of the suspects, Facebook accounts appearing to belong to JOE and DANIELLE LARUE (pictured) list them as owner and co-owner of Pawsitive K9 Solutions respectively.


According to Mail Tribune, Chief Deputy District Attorney Lisa Turner confirmed charges were filed on the evening of Wednesday, September 28, 2022, against the owners of Pawsitive K9 Solutions, JOSEPH LARUE and DANIELLE LARUE (nee Brown).


The LARUES were each charged with multiple counts of felony second-degree animal neglect, misdemeanor charges of animal abandonment, two felony charges of illegal marijuana cultivation and possession, a misdemeanor charge of water diversion and several charges of theft.


The pair were charged with three misdemeanor charges of theft over $1,000 and one charge of aggravated theft of over $10,000. According to Josephine County Circuit Court records, the victims of theft were owners of dogs rescued from the LARUEs’ business and residence.


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- New York, USA -


The Suffolk County SPCA said in a news release that on Sunday, September 11, 2022, they received a call from Suffolk County Police Department, 2nd Precinct about dead animals who had been found in black plastic garbage bags on the side of Round Swamp Road approximately 100 feet south of Exit 39 of the Northern State Parkway.


SPCA Detectives responded to the scene and discovered the “partially decomposed remains of 5 decapitated chickens and 2 decapitated goats”, stated the release.

The Suffolk County SPCA said that fruits and vegetables were also found on site.


The Suffolk County SPCA said that over the years, they have investigated many cases of animal sacrifice and Chief Roy Gross of the Suffolk County SPCA told Long Island News 12 that chickens and goats are common use in these types of sacrifices.


A combined reward of $3,000 is being offered in exchange for information leading to the criminal conviction of those responsible for this inexcusable, unjustifiable, and unwarranted barbaric act.


If you have any information regarding this case, please contact the Suffolk County SPCA at (631) - 382 - 7722. Thank you!


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- Texas, USA -


On August 29, 2022, a deputy with the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a property on 1449 CR 401 just south of the City of Dayton regarding a dead donkey in the front yard of that residence.


The sheriff’s office tells me that when the deputy tried to make contact with the homeowner, 64-years-old CLAUDIA ANN CARLTON (pictured), CARLTON “fired at the Deputy from near the front door.”


The deputy was wearing his uniform and his vehicle was a clearly marked patrol vehicle.

At that point the deputy called for backup and the Liberty County Sheriff’ Office Special Response Team responded to the scene. None of the officers returned gun fire and nobody was injured.


Houston SPCA Animal Cruelty Investigators assisted with the investigation and rescued dozens of emaciated farm animals from the property.


In a press release the Houston SPCA said that they removed 58 birds that included chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and guinea fowl 11 goats, 2 donkeys, 2 horses, 1 dog, and 1 guinea fowl who were roaming among deceased animals.


Several of the hooved animals were suffering from laminitis, an extremely painful condition that indicates a lack of farrier care,” stated the release.


A Houston SPCA veterinarian was on site along with several of their Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine students to assist with the animals.

As indicated in the release, “It took officials most of the day to remove all of the neglected and suffering animals from the scene before bringing them to the Houston SPCA for individualized veterinary care that includes introducing a proper feeding protocol.”


Deputies arrested CARLTON and booked her into the Liberty County Jail.

She is charged with cruelty to livestock animal neglect, a class A Misdemeanor, and (with) aggravated assault against a public servant, a First degree Felony.

Bond was set at $305,000.

According to online arrest records, CARLTON is still in custody.


Records show that CARLTON has been previously arrested:

2009 Disorderly Conduct

2016, January Disorderly and Interference with Public Duties

2016, September Assault on a Public Servant and Disorderly Conduct


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