Dozens of Animals Rescued From Lincoln County Hoarding Situation; Two Charged
In Lincoln County, Kentucky, two individuals have been charged after more than 80 dogs and cats were rescued from a severe hoarding situation. The animals were found in crates with inadequate food and water, and animal waste was prevalent on…
Birmingham, AL, September 18, 2026 — In Lincoln County, Kentucky, authorities have charged two individuals in connection with a severe animal hoarding case. The charges follow the rescue of more than 80 dogs and cats found living in deplorable conditions.
According to reports, the rescued animals were discovered confined in crates that lacked adequate food and water. The property where the animals were found was characterized by the prevalence of animal waste.
The significant influx of rescued animals has overwhelmed the local animal shelter. The shelter is currently appealing for donations to help cover the costs of care for the animals. Some of the rescued pets require substantial medical attention, adding to the resources needed.
The names of the individuals charged and the specific charges filed were not immediately available. Further details regarding the timeline of the investigation or the property where the hoarding occurred have not been released.
Story summarized from the original created by WKYT News Staff, Phil Pendleton on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.
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