"So far in this case we have gotten six dogs off the property. Four of which had to be humanely euthanized. We have also gotten four baby Barbados lambs, one of which died later that night.
The first day of this case the owners of the animals were cooperating somewhat with our investigation.
The second day the DA refused to see or talk with us about this case. Instead we were instructed to go to local law enforcement. We met local law enforcement at investigation site. We were told by one officer that "Angel" the Great Pyrenees shown above "looked a little skinny, and had a little bit of hair missing off the tail". This same officer also stated "there's nothing wrong with the goats". As far as these officers were concerned there was not a problem with the condition of any the animals on the property. We felt our investigation was greatly hindered by these two officers.
Third day we were informed that law enforcement went back out to the investigation site, looked around and left saying "It's not worth even making a report about". Saturday night the owners agreed to meet us and relinquish Angel to us.
Fourth day we took Angel to the vet with two other dogs from this case. They are a male Dachshund named Chance and a female Shih Tzu mix named Hope."
