Dogs await release of their train-hopping owners from jail
Click to view item Posted March 23. 2013 12:37PM
'If these animals had not been as well taken care of as they are, and not have been vaccinated, microchipped, had come in here in horrible condition, I would not be doing what I’m doing today,' she said. 'These animals are better taken care of than some that we have in this county.'
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