A woman is facing animal cruelty charges after deputies found several dogs chained and another dead at an Autauga County home.
Court records say deputies were called to a home in the 500 block of North Pickett Street in Autaugaville around 6 a.m. Thursday. According to the deposition, deputies noticed a dead dog and several others that appeared malnourished in an enclosure at the residence.
Four dogs were found to be confined using heavy-duty chains, which restricted their movement. The dogs did not have access to clean water or dog food. The deposition also added that one of the dogs appeared to be injured. A large laceration could be seen on its left shoulder that appeared to have been untreated.Erskine was taken into custody and transported to the Autauga County Jail where she was placed under a $60,000 cash-only bail.
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