Paul Mueller's Fight For Animal Welfare
Animal Advocacy From All Angles
I nearly lost Asia tonight. I wouldn’t wish it on any ome.
If it’s happened to you, you know what an emotional rollercoaster it is…
Tonight for us? One word. GRATITUDE
This now-former Tennessee sheriff’s deputy is on the wrong side of the law, allegedly killing seven dogs. We’ll hear from the dog dad in a second. Former McNairy County Deputy Connor Brackin was called out for an animal welfare check on November 4th. The caller reported malnourished and abandoned dogs.
The arrest affidavit states that once on the scene, Brackin spoke with the caller, observed the dogs in pens outside and in two mobile homes, and gave one of the dogs to the caller. Brackin then loaded his service rifle and pistol and fired a total of eight rounds into the pens and the campers.
Here’s what dog dad Kevin Dismuke told local media—he wasn’t even home at the time.
This all took place about two hours east of Memphis in the city of Bethel Springs on November 4th. After an investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Brackin turned himself in and is now out on bond.
Brackin’s bond was set at $1,000. He is charged with seven counts of aggravated cruelty to animals and eight counts of reckless endangerment. We’ve reached out to Brackin and have not heard back.
Now it’s time to have your voice heard.
Contact McNairy County District Attorney Mark Davidson:
Phone: 731-635-5163
Email: [email protected]
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/DAG25th
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Take a look at these precious puppies. All five of them alive and well.
Dog abandoned at Pennsylvania animal shelter – now ready for adoption. Police are arresting 64-year-old Douglas Fleeger of Butler County, Pennsylvania. Miss Mercy, the dog, was dumped outside the Butler County Humane Society about a month ago and waited for at least 12 hours in the freezing cold. The team there found her, brought her in, and gave her all the TLC she needed.
If you’d like to adopt, the shelter believes Mercy would do best as the only animal in her forever home. Potential adopters can apply through the shelter’s website https://butlercountyhs.org/ or in person at 1015 Evans City Road, Renfrew, Pennsylvania, 16053.
As soon as we know more about Fleeger and the charges, you’ll know them too. Butler County Humane Society
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