89 Dogs kept in filthy motor home Muscoy, CA (US) Incident Date: Sunday, Apr 15, 2001 County: San Bernardino Local Map: available Disposition: Alleged Alleged: Pamela Buzynski

Case ID: 8089 Classification: Hoarding Animal: dog (non pit-bull) View more cases in CA (US) Login to Watch this Case

Pamela Buzynski, 32, has felony animal cruelty charges brought against her for allegedly keeping 89 dogs living in squalid conditions in a motor home located on her property.

The charges against Burzynski were the result of a May 15 visit from animal control officers who found 89 dogs inside a 26-foot motor home parked on her property in the 280 block of June Street.

In order to keep the dogs in the motor home a baby gate was across the entrance so they could not escape when the door was open. Most of the dogs are Pomeranian.

Buzynski lived in a house on the property. "This motor home had animal feces from one end to the other, from the dashboard to the back. The sink is covered with dog poop. The steering wheel has poop on it. Everything is covered with it."

There was a dead dog found inside the motor home. Several dogs removed from the motor home had to be destroyed.

A member of the Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley who helped rescue 23 of the dogs from the motor home said some of the dogs have already been adopted, some are in foster homes recovering and awaiting adoption.

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The Press-Enterprise, Riverside , CA - July 21, 2001

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