Owners Charged With Felony and Misdemeanors After 21 Dogs Found Dead at Argyle, New York Boarding Facility

Authorities are investigating the deaths of 21 dogs at a boarding facility in Argyle, upstate New York. The owners of the facility have been charged with multiple misdemeanor counts and one felony count related to animal cruelty. Specifically, the previous owners face one count of felony cruelty to animals and six counts of misdemeanor cruelty to animals. The sheriff’s office has not publicly disclosed the cause of death. The incident has caused grief among the families of the deceased pets. Separately, in Northeast Florida, 23 sea turtle hatchlings were found dead on the beach, with evidence suggesting they were killed during a dog attack.