Animal house of horrors: How a stolen pup’s ‘unique’ bark helped expose pet thief hoarding abused dogs
A Missouri woman identified her stolen dog after hearing its unique bark in a Facebook video. The video was filmed at a property where police discovered multiple abused animals.
A dog owner located her stolen pooch after hearing its "unique bark" in the background of a Facebook video exposing an accused pet thief's squalid property.
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