Animals survived abuse. Then came the vet bills. Cuyahoga County sets aside $25,000 for their care
Cuyahoga County has allocated $25,000 in one-time funding to cover veterinary and recovery costs for animals rescued from abuse and neglect cases handled by the prosecutor's Animal Crimes Unit.
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