Dogs and Cats in Animal Cruelty Case Ready for Adoption
The Maclean-Cameron Animal Adoption Center was overwhelmed with dozens of animals rescued after Cascade County deputies uncovered a large-scale animal cruelty case in Sun Prairie.
Katie Ober, the executive assistant at Maclean, noted that many of the rescued animals lacked basic training, saying:
You could tell that a lot of them most likely hadn't been leash trained. A lot of them didn't know how to sit or things like that.
After several weeks of care, the animals are now ready for adoption. For more information, visit the Maclean-Cameron Animal Adoption Center website.
Author's summary: Animals rescued from cruelty case are now adoptable.
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