Abusing a cat or dog is a felony offense − even if the animal is a stray, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous ...

WASHINGTON -- There were no questions during Thursday's White House media briefing about what the Biden-Harris administration is doing about the beleaguered city of Springfield, Ohio. No reporter ...

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Those who abuse a cat or dog in Ohio could face felony charges even if the animal is a stray, the state Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous October decision. A Cuyahoga ...

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The Ohio Supreme Court’s slip opinion was related to an October 2021 case in Cleveland where a man reportedly poured bleach on an apartment building’s basement floor to make a cat leave.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – While animal welfare organizations receive an increase of calls during the winter from Ohioans who are concerned about dogs being kept outside, state law often limits ...

Oct. 23—A state felony animal cruelty law applies to stray cats and dogs, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled ... reportedly poured bleach on an apartment building's basement floor to make a cat leave.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Those who abuse a cat or dog in Ohio could face felony charges even if the animal is a stray, the state Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous October decision.