A 34-year-old Asbury Park man was sentenced on Friday to probation and community service after pleading guilty in May to animal cruelty and hindering apprehension, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced in a released statement.
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Prosecutor: Man Convicted in 2018 Animal Cruelty Case
A 36-year-old Long Branch man has been convicted of fourth-degree animal cruelty for locking an 8-month-old dog in a cage and leaving it in the rising tide in Sandy Hook Bay in July of 2018, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni announced on Thursday.
Continue reading Prosecutor: Man Convicted in 2018 Animal Cruelty CaseProsecutor: Authorities Seek Help in Animal Cruelty Case
Authorities are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the person or people responsible for the killing of two cats, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced on Wednesday.
Continue reading Prosecutor: Authorities Seek Help in Animal Cruelty CaseWill You Give Some Love to Venus?
Photo/screenshot of SPCA website
This is Venus.
It’s all about love with this 2-year-old terrier mix who is a found stray keeping company at the Monmouth County SPCA right now, but looking for a forever home.
This dog is known for being sweet and giving lots of kisses.
Touted as a quick learner, the 55-pound pup likes to go for car rides, play with squeaky toys and is a quick learner.
Venus would love to be an only pet in a home.
Venus is one of many who needs a home. Check her and her other buddies in waiting out at the SPCA website.
Adopt a Senior; Ride with Harley
Yes, adoption is for seniors, too.
And Harley, a chihuahua mix currently residing at the Monmouth County SPCA, needs a loving home in which he can live out his senior years.
Harley, described as very sweet and affectionate and friendly with other dogs, needs a quiet home without kids. It takes him a little time to acclimate to new people in his life, but he does like to be held, according to his bio on the SPCA website.
He only weighs 12 pounds and doesn’t need to be walked a lot.
Check him out on film and see if he just might be the little old guy for you.
Make SPCA’s Maeve a Part of Your Family?
Meet Maeve.
She’s a 6-year-old labrador mix who is a transplant from another shelter in the state and needs a home, according to the Monmouth County SPCA website.
She is known as very smart, sweet and loving and knows her basic commands. She wants to be part of an active family, her bio says.
She weighs 62 pounds.
Get in touch with the SPCA if you’d like to adopt this smiley girl. And check out the other animals up for adoption. Many need homes.
Some Bunny to Watch Over You?
Yes, it’s Easter time and the season for bunnies.
While the Monmouth County SPCA and other animal adoption facilities encourage adoption into loving homes, they also caution against adopting animals such as rabbits without fully understanding that it is not a gift that’s meant to be temporary.
The agency has always asked that people who are considering bunny adoption please research proper care of the pets and adopt with all serious intentions and no fleeting fancy for the holiday.
All that in mind, the SPCA in Eatontown has two bunnies up for adoption — Jeremy and Bebe, a neutered and spayed male and female.
If you are interested in giving either or both a forever home, please contact the MCSPCA. Click here for the website.
Will You Love Tank Furever?
Photo/MCSPCA website screenshot
Our featured four-legged friend up for adoption this week is Tank.
Tank is a 2-year-old, 63-pound mix who is trained and understands basic commands.
“I lean up against you for affection and pets,” the post on Monmouth County SPCA’s website says. “I am very gentle with treats.”
Tank likes other dogs and loves to watch dinner being made.
Check this guy out on the MCSPCA website and connect with many of his friends who also need homes.
Got a ‘Furever’ Home for Gertie?
Every week, on Fridays, Rumson-Fair Haven Retrospect will now feature pets up for adoption at the Monmouth County SPCA, many fostered by area residents.
This week the featured four-legged friend looking for a “furever” home is Gertie.
This gal was a marcher in the Rumson St. Patrick’s Day Parade last Sunday, shown off by her SPCA volunteer, Rumson resident Lisa Palasciano.
To find out more about Gertie or any other pets up for adoption, contact the SPCA at 732-542-0040 and/or click here.
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