In an inhuman incident of animal cruelty, a Georgia Puppy mill operator has been arrested for keeping 700 dogs in a terrible state.
The police have described the condition of the dogs as inhuman and terrible. The 58-year-old Reason Craig Gray, of Nashville, is the man behind the puppy mill and is now facing charges of animal cruelty. A report said that Gray has been running a licensed pet breeding business identified as Georgia Puppies which sold miniature breeds including teacup Yorkies and toy poodles for up to $600 per dog
Atlanta Humane Society an organisation that aims to prevent neglect, abuse, cruelty, and exploitation of animals, in a Facebook post said, “This morning, our team is bringing some of the 700 dogs found living on a property in South Georgia into our care. These dogs have been living in crates their whole lives- one tiny crate stacked on top of another. They’re matted, covered in faeces and have never been held or walked.” Release Atlanta is taking care of eight of the rescued animals and explained how they “flinch at the feeling of grass under their feet” and that they were used to sleeping standing up.
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