Tulsa Woman Faces 29 Animal Cruelty Counts After Discovery of Dead and Living Animals
A Tulsa woman is facing 29 counts of animal cruelty after authorities discovered approximately 19 dead animals and dozens of living animals in hazardous conditions inside her home near 12th Street and Memorial Drive.
Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2026 — A Tulsa woman is currently facing significant legal charges related to animal welfare. Authorities have filed 29 counts of animal cruelty against the individual following the discovery of disturbing conditions within her residence.
The charges stem from an investigation that uncovered approximately 19 deceased animals inside the home. In addition to the dead animals, a substantial number of living animals were also found on the premises. These living animals were reportedly kept in hazardous conditions, according to officials.
The discovery was made at a home located near the intersection of 12th Street and Memorial Drive in Tulsa. The specific nature of the hazardous conditions has not been detailed, nor has the exact number of living animals found. The contractor’s name and the agency responsible for the investigation were not provided in the available information.
The legal proceedings against the woman are ongoing. The count of 29 charges indicates the severity with which the alleged offenses are being viewed by law enforcement and animal welfare authorities. The outcome of these charges and any further steps taken by authorities have not yet been reported.
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