On Wednesday, fifty-eight dogs were seized by Parker County authorities from a residence in the 900 block of Lynch Bend Road. According to the Sheriff’s office, 31 dogs were living in crates inside the residence in their own urine and feces. Some of the crates were stacked on top of each other, and many were without food and water. The 27 outdoor dogs didn’t fare much better. “Several outdoor pens containing puppies were filled with animal feces, urine and vomit” according to Parker County Animal Control Supervisor Karen Kessler, who called it “the worst level of unsanitary conditions.” Two dogs, one just a puppy, had to be euthanized due to severe neglect and health conditions, according to a news release from the Parker County Sheriff’s Office. In the news release, the owner of the residence is identified as Teresa Weldon. Teresa is the founder of Four Paws and Hooves...
