T OMS RIVER, NJ — A pair of Brick Township women have been sentenced to jail and banned from owning and working with animals for hoarding 180 animals in uninhabitable conditions in a Brick ...

Ocean County animal shelters are housing about 190 cats and dogs seized from what authorities describe as a "puppy mill" in Brick. Here's how to help.

BRICK — More than 100 cats and dogs were found in a home in Brick on Thursday evening, leading authorities to remove the animals in an investigation that continued Friday afternoon.

Two Brick women have been sentenced to 364 days in Ocean County Jail following their June guilty pleas to two counts of animal cruelty for hoarding more than 170 dogs and cats in squalid ...

Brick police, fire and EMS, along with Ocean County Sheriff's Department respond to an alleged animal hoarding situation at a residential home on Arrowhead Park Drive, Dec. 3, 2022.

Judge: Women accused in Brick animal hoarding case allowed to remain free ahead of trial. Jan 31, 2023, 4:24pm Updated on Jan 31, 2023. By: News 12 Staff.

TOMS RIVER - Two women have each pleaded guilty to two counts of animal cruelty for hoarding more than 170 dogs and cats in vile conditions at their Brick home, said Ocean County Prosecutor ...

Aimee Lonczak (left), 49, and Michele Nycz, 58, accused of hoarding animals in their Brick home, appear before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan at the Ocean County Justice Complex in Toms River ...

The Brick Township homeowner was indicted by an Ocean County grand jury over the events from May 4, 2023. On that date, he called Brick Township Police for help removing animals from his home.

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