Gabriela Barrera, 21, was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty after she admitted to taping multiple dogs' mouths shut, the Irvine Police Department said.
An Irvine woman who admitted to taping shut the mouths of multiple dogs has been arrested on suspicion of three counts of felony animal cruelty, police said.Gabriela Barrera, 21, was arrested Saturday after Irvine Police Department Animal Service officers went to a home on Eastshore regarding reports of whimpering dogs on the patio.according to an Irvine police news release
. Officers said they found one dog with masking tape around its snout on the home’s patio and heard whimpering in the area. Barrera returned home as officers were investigating and allegedly told them that she had taped the dogs’ snouts to keep them from biting and barking at one another, according to police.
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