Justine Wilson, a Noble, Oklahoma woman, was convicted of animal cruelty back in November of 2015. She was "fostering" two innocent dogs, left them on a chain, without food or water, to die on a property she was renting in Lexington, OK.
"In a follow-up investigation, detectives learned that Wilson took both dogs from a Tulsa program called Unchain to foster the dogs and leased the property on Slaughterville Road, where she kept them. According to investigators, Wilson put one dog in a homemade kennel and tied the other one with a thin leash. Investigators allege the woman did not provide adequate shelter, food or water for the animals."
(Before she was found) "NOBLE, Okla. – Authorities in Cleveland County are searching for a woman who is being charged with animal cruelty. Deputies with the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office learned about the remains of two dogs on a property near Lexington. During their investigation, detectives learned that 21-year-old Justine Corene Wilson took both dogs from a Tulsa program, called Unchain, to foster the dogs. Authorities claim Wilson put one dog in a homemade kennel and tied the other on a thin leash. Investigators say Wilson, who was supposed to take care of the animals, didn’t provide them with adequate shelter, food, water or necessary care. This week, Wilson was charged with two counts of cruelty to animals."
She was arrested 1/7/2017 & booked into the Cleveland County Jail, but was bonded out on a $5,000 bond (which was at first, $15,000), AFTER being denied bond by a judge.
THIS WOMAN DESERVES JAIL TIME. YOU CANNOT MURDER TWO INNOCENT, SENTIENT BEINGS AND BE SET FREE.
Please sign and share. These dogs' did not deserve to die, tied to chains, alone. Starved to death.
No animals deserve to be treated this way. This woman deserves repercussions for what she has done. It is inexcusable. There is absolutely no reason this woman should not be in jail for her horrific actions. She murdered these innocent dogs; she knew she left them there. Any human being knows the basic necessities of life: food, water, and shelter, & they were not provided. Actions have consequences and the consequences for two counts of animal cruelty, especially to this extent, should not just be a slap on the wrist. Justice needs to be served.
