Cops Find Over 30 Dead Dogs in New Jersey Home; Pair Charged With Animal Cruelty, Child Endangerment

Cops Find Over 30 Dead Dogs in New Jersey Home; Pair Charged With Animal Cruelty, Child Endangerment
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The Associated Press
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EVESHAM, N.J.—Two people were charged with animal cruelty and child endangerment after police found the bodies of at least 30 dogs at a home in southern New Jersey this week.

Investigators believe up to 100 dogs died in the home, including many believed to have been buried on the property. Officers found both live and dead dogs in the residence on Monday, along with several cats and rabbits, the Evesham Police Department said.