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The owners of a Greenville pet grooming business have been arrested and charged with multiple counts of ill-treatment of animals following disturbing allegations of abuse. The charges stem from incidents reportedly captured on the salon's own security footage.
According to arrest warrants, the alleged abuse involved multiple animals. In one specific instance detailed by authorities, a male owner is accused of punching a dog in the ribs while the animal was being bathed. Warrants further allege that a female owner was seen on video dragging a dog by a leash attached to its neck and striking another dog with a brush.
The pair was taken into custody and have since been released on bond. The investigation, which involved local animal control officers, began after concerns were raised. The business remains closed as the legal process moves forward. The case has sparked significant concern and outrage within the local pet-owning community, with many expressing shock over the allegations against professionals entrusted with animal care. If convicted, the individuals face potential fines and imprisonment.
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