Police: 2 Old Bridge residents arrested for keeping 21 animals in unsanitary conditions
All of the animals are now being cared for at the Old Bridge Animal Shelter.
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May 25, 2025, 10:09 AM
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Updated 30 days ago
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Police say 16 dogs, three birds, one cat and a mouse were rescued from their home.
Tracey Kass and Shane Ulmer have been charged with animal cruelty.
All of the animals are being cared for at the Old Bridge Animal Shelter.
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