Happy Paws: latest charges revealed
The animal cruelty case against Eatonsville animal rescue operator Sally Rogers continues in court
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CLARENCE Valley animal rescue shelter operator Sally Rogers' animal cruelty case has been adjourned again.
Rogers, 67, is facing three charges from the RSPCA of being in charge of an animal without providing vet treatment, following an inspection of her Eatonsville animal shelter, Happy Paws, in June last year.
She has entered no plea to the charges and the case had been adjourned to March 19.
Originally published as Happy Paws: latest charges revealed
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