The woman who police believe neglected and abused of dozens of dogs, and her own mother, is free as the Maricopa County Attorney's Office sent the case back to the Chandler Police Department. We've uncovered her history with police knocking at her door.
is free as the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office asked Chandler Police detectives to do some more digging into the case.
For weeks, dog rescue advocates sounded the alarm on her Chandler home, knowing dozens of special needs animals could be in danger."This is so upsetting," she said."Hearing the cries and the barks of the dogs at the front door. You can’t unhear that. I will probably never hear something like that ever again," she said."I could smell the dog urine, the dog feces. I could smell filth from that far away.
"I agree wholeheartedly with the state. No animals. Absolutely no animals. Good luck miss," the judge said. On the night before McLaughlin's arrest, Sept. 21, the Chandler City Council heard from Koco Garcia with Handover Rover."There are over 30 rescues nationwide and out of country that have sent dogs to this woman. She lied to us. She scammed us," Garcia said.She says April McLaughlin introduced herself as Taylor McKinley, a name registered to the 501 organization Special Needs Animal Welfare League, according to the state’s corporation commission.
"City manager … could we adopt our own ordinance in the future to make our lives a little easier? Hoarding and failure to provide care, things like that," Chandler Councilmember Matt Orlando said during the meeting."I felt very dismissed by multiple agencies," she said.
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