A Wisconsin man facing animal mistreatment charges accepted a plea deal for lesser charges after Washington County deputies seized nearly 50 puppies from his possession.
During the investigation, it was discovered that Brooder drove from his home in Washington County to Louisiana to pick up six puppies.
After that, he reportedly told investigators he made stops to pick up more puppies in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, before going back to Wisconsin.At each stop, Brooder told people he was working with Operation Bring Animals Home , which is a nonprofit in Wisconsin. But according to court records, Brooder admitted to investigators he was not affiliated with the organization, the station reported, and he planned to sell the puppies himself.
As a result of the investigation, nearly 50 puppies were seized from Brooder’s possession and turned over to the Washington County Humane Society. Once examined and treated, and within days, all the puppies were adopted.Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
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