Someone will bury over 1,000 dogs

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	Someone will bury over 1,000 dogs

It was one of those unusual issues that you just hope is some sort of a misunderstanding, but it surely doesn’t appear to be. Barton County came close to providing the final resting place for more than 1,000 dogs that either are being or already have been euthanized by state officials and volunteers in what has to be one of the largest animal abuse cases in the history of the nation. At Monday morning’s Barton ...

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