Owen County, Indiana — According to Deputies serving a warrant for animal negligence in Owen County, nearly 30 dead alpacas are discovered on a farm’s property and seized more than 20 animals found to be in poor health.
The order to seize animals at SuPaca Farms was carried out on Monday, according to the Owen County Sheriff’s Department.
The court found the farm, located on North County Line Road East south of Gosport, neglecting numerous animals in its care, leading to the seizure order.
Deputies reportedly seized seven alpacas, three llamas, nine dogs, three chickens, and two horses from the property and transported the animals to the Owen County Humane Society to receive medical care and temporary placement.
According to the State Veterinary Office, the animals at SuPaca Farms were in poor health, severely malnourished, and lacking food and water. In addition, the sheriff’s department found 28 deceased alpacas on the property.
The investigation into SuPaca Farms is ongoing and police reports will be submitted to the Owen County Prosecutor’s Office who will determine if any criminal charges will be filed, authorities said
