Brick, NJ homeowner charged after surrendering 133 cats and dogs
The animals appear to have been well cared for inside the home in Brick before their surrender by a homeowner who is moving.
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The animals appear to have been well cared for inside the home in Brick before their surrender by a homeowner who is moving.
The animals appear to have been well cared for inside the home in Brick before their surrender by a homeowner who is moving.
The animals appear to have been well cared for inside the home in Brick before their surrender by a homeowner who is moving.
The owners surrendered 110 cats and three dogs to Brick Township police but the situation is much different than the hoarding case where 180 cats and dogs were found living in squalor in December, according to health officials.
Aimee Lonczak and Michele Nycz were released by a judge with several restrictions and requirements including not being able to interact with animals or return to their condemned home.