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Probation Term For Woman Suspected In Puppy Mill Case

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But her lawyer says it wasnt a puppy mill


A Windsor woman has pleaded guilty to improperly caring for an animal in what was referred to as a suspected puppy mill case.

Following a pre-trial last month, Candace Kwasnicki was sentenced to two years probation, she can't possess any dogs for two years and attend recommended counselling.

Back in June 2016, the Windsor-Essex County Humane Society rescued several small dogs from a residence on Bonita Street.

Six dogs and one puppy were found in filthy conditions and removed from the home.

Her lawyer Dan Scott says it was not a puppy mill but rather she was financially strapped and couldn't drop them off at the humane society and couldn't afford to get them fixed.

 

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