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Police to Attend Animal Cruelty Investigation Training

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West Virginia law enforcement officers are getting a one-day crash course on investigating puppy mills, animal cruelty and animal fighting.

The Humane Society of the United States says the training will take place Thursday morning at the Jefferson County Maintenance Building in Kearneysville.

The event is for law enforcement officers only. They can register for the free training online, by phone or by email.

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