“I was horrified by what I saw,”said veterinary technician Jim Tinnell, who claims he convinced Ratcliff to let him remove 10 birds from the home that could be saved.
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- All sides hail new livestock-care rules
- Cat executed for panting in Lebanon, Ohio
- Cockfight in Toledo leads to arrests of 12 area men
- Adams County animal hoarders resurface with more dogs
- Huber Heights looks at changes in animal laws
- Bird activists present petition to Ohio officials
- Sedamsville [Ohio] Man Finds 130 Pound Rare Python...
- Woman Who Let Dog Freeze to Death Must Serve at Sh...
- Animal rights protesters say Ohio laws inadequate
- Animal shelter inspections not required in Ohio
- Gerberry: Animal Cruelty Law Stalled in Columbus
- Cleveland women accused of abandoning dogs located...
- Fish Similar To Piranha Found In Buckeye Lake
- Daily Photo: Deer in Solon
- “People won’t use animal control or the Humane Soc...
- Exotic birds found in house relocated
- Humane office is rehabilitating more than 60 exoti...
- 2 women accused of abandoning dogs in Cleveland: A...
- Nearly 100 live, dead birds inside Troy home
- Man Maintains Innocence In Animal Cruelty Charge
- Suburbia’s Deer Problem
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- Commissioners hire attorney for animal cruelty cases
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