Jones has since been charged with animal cruelty, break-in and theft of a motor vehicle, police said.The shelter closed on the day after the break-in but has since reopened and is reportedly still seeking multiple dogs, according to the All KINS Animal Initiative nonprofit. The Abilene-based nonprofit called the break-in “horrific” and announced that the escape left numerous dogs with injuries.ALL KINS has since raised $1,765, as of Tuesday night, funding that it promises will go to the care and assistance of impacted dogs along with clean-up and repairs at the shelter.Related...Ecuador Investigates Deaths Of 4 Galapagos Tortoises They Fear Were Hunted And EatenMysterious Illness Killing Dogs In Michigan Is Identified By State OfficialsDog Catches Monkeypox In France In First Suspected Human-To-Pet Transmission
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