The appellant appealed a decision by the Chief Animal Welfare Inspector to keep four husky-type dogs in care and a Statement of Account for $7,301.55.
The dogs were removed from the appellant's apartment due to unsanitary conditions, high ammonia levels, and lack of exercise, which placed them in distress.
The Animal Care Review Board found that the dogs would be in distress if returned to the appellant and confirmed the decision to keep them in care.
The Board also confirmed the Statement of Account, finding the costs for boarding and veterinary care to be reasonable.
