A viral video surfaced in January showing Matt Fiala, a dog trainer from Pleasant Hill, Missouri, who owns Advanced K-9 Training, in a controversial incident. One client claimed that their 5-year-old German Shepherd, Karma, died during a board and train session. They received a photo of Karma, followed by news the next day that Karma had unexpectedly passed away. Matt Fiala ultimately pled guilty, resulting in a $500 fine, 24 months of probation, a ban on owning animals, and a prohibition from running his business in Pleasant Hill. Additionally, he was required to provide proof of a service dog.
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BOLO: Pennsylvania Police Searching For Man Who Allegedly Dumped Milk Crate Full of Puppies
BOLO – A guy who identified himself as “Chris” called the East Pennsboro Township Police Department and said he found puppies at a local park. Not long after that, a milk crate full of puppies was abandoned on the steps of the police station.
The puppies were then taken to the The Davis Dog Farm—about 20 miles away—where they’re getting a lot of TLC. Local media reports that some of the puppies had upper respiratory infections, but they’re responding well to treatment and are happy and healthy.
The puppies will be up for adoption when they’re about 8 weeks old. In the meantime, if you have any information or know who this Chris is, cops want to talk with him. Their contact information is below. You can also find this story on our website—TheRealPaulMueller.com.
East Pennsboro Township Police
Detective Anthony Fiore
717.732.3633, Ext. 1620
[email protected]
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