Remaining Pomeranian Puppies Go Home Today
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The last of the Pomeranian puppies confiscated from an alleged illegal kennel will go home with their new owners today.
The 10 pups were among 39 sickly dogs confiscated Jan. 27 from the Dana Point home of Mark Bock, 36, and Jeffrey Worley, 37.
The pair have pleaded not guilty to 50 misdemeanor counts each of animal abuse and neglect and relinquished ownership of the dogs Feb. 14.
The pups spent several weeks at the San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter recuperating from respiratory infections and parasites.
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