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The operators of Empawthy Recue turned themselves in to Colonie Police on Wednesday evening.

MENANDS, N.Y. — The Mohawk Hudson Humane Society (MHHS) recently rescued 102 animals from a residence in Cohoes. According to a press release, based on credible reports received about an animal cruelty situation, MHHS Humane Law Enforcement Peace Officers obtained a search warrant on Jan. 17 against Jennifer Uhl and Empawthy Animal Rescue Inc., an […]

Over 100 animals were seized from Empawthy Animal Rescue Inc. in Cohoes on Wednesday night.

An investigation into a case of animal cruelty leaves an Oxford woman facing charges.

After multiple inquiries, The Batavian has learned that animal abuse charges against Cassandra Elmore have been resolved, and the dog she was accused of allowing to ingest narcotics has a new home. Elmore had actually entered a guilty plea, as part of a plea agreement, to disorderly conduct on Feb. 2, a month before our last story on the case, but nobody associated with the

Arrest warrants have once again been issued for a Batavia woman whose dog reportedly overdosed on narcotics after she reportedly failed to show up at an assigned rehabilitation facility. Cassandra L. Elmore, 30, was arrested on multiple warrants by Batavia PD in early February and ordered held in jail on $100,000 bail. After learning today that Elmore would not appear in City

Cassandra Elmore For the second-straight scheduled court appearance, and the fourth time since her arrest, Cassandra Elmore was a no-show in City Court on Friday afternoon. Meanwhile, the dog she is accused of allowing to overdose on narcotics, Oddey, remains confined to the Genesee County Animal Shelter, where it has been held since June. Elmore is charged with The

A property dispute at 316 E. Main St., Batavia, helped Batavia PD locate Cassandra Elmore, a Batavia resident accused of letting her dog overdose on narcotics but has missed court appearances on the case. She was wanted on an arrest warrant as well as two bench warrants for her failure to appear in court. She was located on Sept. 10. According to Batavia PD, when Elmore was

A woman accused of injuring an animal after her dog overdosed three times on narcotics earlier this summer once again failed to appear in City Court on Thursday. Cassandra Elmore was ordered to appear at 1:30 p.m. and was not seen in court by the time Judge Thomas Burns called her case at 3:20 p.m. He said a court clerk had received a call earlier in the day from a man who

A Batavia woman accused of allowing her dog, Oddey, access to narcotics, leading to emergency veterinarian treatment for overdoses three times, was a no-show in City Court on Thursday afternoon. Cassandra Elmore may be in the hospital, acording to a friend who called court about four hours before Elmore's case was to be called, but City Court Judge Thomas Burns had no proof