From Trussville Tribune staff reports
JEFFERSON COUNTY — Investigators are asking the public for help in identifying the woman who dropped off the animals.
About 6:30 a.m. on Feb. 2, 12 cats and two dogs were dropped off at Stewart Animal Clinic on Highway 31 in Warrior. The clinic was closed at the time, but surveillance video shows a white female in a white Chevrolet S-10 pickup leaving the animals in a fenced area outside the business. There was no note or phone call indicating why the animals were left there and no request for services has been made to the clinic.
Investigators are hoping to identify the woman in the video and learn what led to the animals being left at the business after hours and if there may be other animals in need of assistance.
The animals were turned over to Greater Birmingham Humane Society Animal Control.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at 205-325-1450.
10 Comments
Tjo Johnson
Sad but at least she took them to a shelter instead of dropping them randomly like some idiots do.
Cindy Marsh
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Drake Riley
The many things happening in our city, including murders happening every other day in Birmingham, we’re looking for a lady whom dropped off two mutts and some cats at an animal shelter. Bravo #2017
Matt Coleman
Is it even against the law to do this ? If so there’s yalls answer why animals are dumped on the side of the road
Matt Coleman
You got to consider this is in warrior lol I’m sure police get bored there ,and look for something to do lol
Ellen Davis Hall
It doesn’t say they were dropped off at a shelter. It says animal clinic which is usually a veterinary clinic. It sounds like they are just asking for information.
Michael Stanley
Any Chinese restaurants close recently?
Bridget Ryals
doesn’t Jefferson County have anything better to do?