Lonoke County Dog Breeder Found Guilty of Animal Cruelty
By: Marci Manley, KARK 4 News
Updated: March 15, 2013
A Lonoke County dog breeder has been found guilty on five animal cruelty charges.
The Pulaski County Humane Society confiscated more than 100 dogs from property belonging to Sandra and Marcus Nance back in June.
They cited intense heat and a lack of food and water for taking the animals.
The husband and wife each faced three felony charges and 10 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty.
Sandra Nance was found guilty on five misdemeanor charges, her husband was found not guilty on all charges.
Nance has not been sentenced, but family members say she plans to appeal the jury's decision.
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Humane Society Rescues Estimated 120 Dogs from "Bad Breeding Conditions"
The Pulaski County Humane Society confiscated more than 100 dogs from property belonging to Sandra and Marcus Nance back in June.
They cited intense heat and a lack of food and water for taking the animals.
The husband and wife each faced three felony charges and 10 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty.
Sandra Nance was found guilty on five misdemeanor charges, her husband was found not guilty on all charges.
Nance has not been sentenced, but family members say she plans to appeal the jury's decision.
Continuing Coverage:
Humane Society Rescues Estimated 120 Dogs from "Bad Breeding Conditions"
