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Two arrested after nearly 200 animals rescued from New Jersey puppy mill
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Two arrested after nearly 200 animals rescued from New Jersey puppy mill
Police in Brick, New Jersey, rescued nearly 200 animals from a home and arrested two women on animal cruelty and child endangerment charges.
- Officers responded to a home on Arrowhead Park Drive on Friday at 7:30 p.m. following an anonymous complaint about a possible puppy mill.
- Inside, officers found dogs and cats in stacked crates, a house covered in feces, and two dead dogs; a hazmat team was called to assist.
- At least eight animals were sent for emergency veterinary care, and it took rescuers about 10 hours to remove all the animals.
- The residents, Aimee Lonczak and Michele Nycz, were arrested for animal cruelty and child endangerment after police found a 16-year-old girl living in the home.
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