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NEWTON —
On Thursday morning, Carman Simon with the State of Kansas Animal Health Department unloads dogs seized from Bobbie Rayburn at a breading operation near Douglass in Butler County. A total of 120 dogs were seized, which included nine unweaned puppies, said Debra S. Duncan, director of the Animal Facility Inspection Program with the State of Kansas Animal Health Department.
On Thursday morning, Carman Simon with the State of Kansas Animal Health Department unloads dogs seized from Bobbie Rayburn at a breading operation near Douglass in Butler County. A total of 120 dogs were seized, which included nine unweaned puppies, said Debra S. Duncan, director of the Animal Facility Inspection Program with the State of Kansas Animal Health Department.
