Prosecutors: Glen Cove man faces charges for allowing dog to starve
They say Scrappy was only 36 pounds when she was surrendered to authorities in March.
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Apr 26, 2024, 2:17 AM
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Updated 244 days ago
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3ds agoProsecutors say a Glen Cove man is facing charges for allowing his dog to starve.
They say Scrappy, a pit bull, was only 36 pounds when she was surrendered to authorities in March.
The dog's owner, Gadal Letellier, turned Scrappy over to animal rescuers.
Prosecutors say he said that he did not have food or money to support the dog.
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