An investigation in Dickson County has led to the arrest of four individuals on animal cruelty charges. The charges stem from the discovery of two dogs that were found to be emaciated. The investigation resulted in the seizure of the two dogs.
Four people are now facing charges related to animal cruelty. Further details on the investigation and arrests can be found through WKRN News 2, the ABC affiliate in Nashville, TN.
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