Wallingford man faces animal cruelty charges; puppy suffered ‘multiple traumatic events’
Animal control says the puppy had suffered fractures and injuries.
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May 1, 2022, 12:33 PM
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Updated 965 days ago
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Wallingford police released video of
a man who hurled a Siberian Husky puppy with its snout taped shut.
Animal control says the puppy had
suffered fractures and injuries.
Police say they arrested a
27-year-old Wallingford resident on Friday, but was released on bond.
The puppy was treated and will be put
up for adoption.
The 27-year-old is due back in court
later this month.
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