Missouri
55 dogs rescued by Humane Society of Missouri; 15 others died
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STONE COUNTY, Mo. — Officials with the Humane Society of Missouri on Friday rescued 55 dogs from a property in the southwest area of the state.
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Fifteen more dogs were found dead, along with five goats, according to a news release from the Humane Society of Missouri. It was unclear whether the animals died from starvation or froze to death in the subfreezing conditions in Stone County, KSDK-TV reported.
A resident contacted the Humane Society’s Animal Cruelty Task Force on Friday about the poor conditions on the property, along with the weather conditions, according to KOLR-TV. The Stone County Sheriff’s Office was also contacted, according to the television station.
Officials arriving at the property observed that the dogs lacked food and water and were not sheltered properly, KOLR reported. Adult dogs were chained and tied to fences or trees, while the younger dogs were left in an outdoor pen, according to the television station.
The property owner surrendered custody of the dogs to Humane Society officials and was arrested by the sheriff’s office, the news release stated.
“The fact that these animals have had to suffer, and that so many animals died from living without food or shelter is devastating,” Humane Society of Missouri President Kathy Warnick said in a statement. “We appreciate the swift action and support of the Stone County authorities in making this rescue possible. Without immediate intervention, I don’t know how many more of these animals would have died. Now that they are safe, we hope we can count on the community’s support as we do everything in our power to care for these dogs and give them a second chance at a happier life.”
The dogs who were rescued were taken to St. Louis for evaluation and treatment, KSDK reported. The animals will be available for adoption after they recover on a case-by-case basis, Humane Society officials told the television station.
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Missouri
Humane Society of Missouri rescues 36 Chihuahuas from hoarder in Franklin County
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The Humane Society of Missouri’s Animal Cruelty Task Force rescued 36 Chihuahuas on Thursday, September 5, 2024, from a hoarder’s property in Franklin County. (Photo – Humane Society of Missouri)
Missouri
Man found driving vehicle of woman who's been missing for 2 weeks out of Missouri City, police say
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MISSOURI CITY, Texas (KTRK) — Police in Missouri City are looking to identify a suspect in the mysterious disappearance of a 61-year-old woman.
Karen Miles was last seen on Aug. 21 but was not officially reported missing to police until Aug. 29.
“She’s a part of so many organizations. She gives so much, she’s constantly volunteering,” Danessa Bolling, Miles’ friend, said.
Loved ones say Miles’ worker bee way and the fact that her kids live out of town are likely why she went missing without anyone immediately noticing.
“(She) is light, and so, this feels dark because we don’t know where she is,” Bolling said.
Bolling and Miles go way back. They are both members of the same church and the Order of the Eastern Star, a co-ed fraternal organization.
“We just want Karen home,” Bolling said.
According to Missouri City police, Miles was last seen on Aug. 21 somewhere near the Beltway and Highway 90. However, her disappearance was reported to police eight days later.
“I am already accepting that she is gone, and I am trying to deal with that,” Patricia Evans, Miles’ oldest sister, said.
Evans fears the worst for her diabetic sister, who she said needs three insulin shots a day or else she could slip into a coma.
“It’s just been too long,” Evans said.
Miles’ car may be investigators’ biggest lead at the moment. Her Ford Explorer was found in Pearland on Aug. 25.
Police say a Flock camera picked up Davante Clark driving the car with stolen plates from Arkansas.
The car was later found at 2805 Business Center in the H-E-B parking lot. Pearland police told ABC13 they waited for Clark to leave the parking lot before performing a traffic stop.
Miles’ family said they’d never seen Clark before.
“The car will hopefully lead us to some answers. It’s also honestly very scary because we have the car, but we don’t have Karen,” Bolling said.
At the time of his arrest in Pearland, Clark was a fugitive according to court documents. He’s facing charges for evading arrest in Harris County and now Brazoria County.
However, none are related to Miles’ disappearance. Clark allegedly told investigators he doesn’t know her.
“How, who, why? It makes no sense,” Bolling said.
For updates on this story, follow Alex Bozarjian on Facebook, X and Instagram.
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Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri, police want the public's help to find a missing woman
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department is asking for the public’s help to find a missing woman.
Caitlin Blose, 33, was last seen about 1 p.m. Thursday in the 1100 block of Locust Street in Kansas City, Missouri.
Police said Blose is white, with shoulder-length brown hair and brown eyes.
No information was available on what she was wearing when last seen.
She is often in the area near Fairview Park, 9913 E. 38th St., in KCMO.
Blose suffers from mental illness.
Police said if someone sees Blose to not to approach her, but call 911.
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