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JENNY JOHNSON FROM SWADLINCOTE SENTENCED FOR HORRIFIC ANIMAL CRUELTY IN FILTHY HOME

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Jenny Johnson, born on February 13, 1975, and residing on Elmsleigh Drive in Midway, Swadlincote, was found guilty of severe animal neglect that shocked the local community and prompted a criminal inv.... Scroll down for more information.


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    JENNY JOHNSON FROM SWADLINCOTE SENTENCED FOR HORRIFIC ANIMAL CRUELTY IN FILTHY HOME

    Jenny Johnson, born on February 13, 1975, and residing on Elmsleigh Drive in Midway, Swadlincote, was found guilty of severe animal neglect that shocked the local community and prompted a criminal investigation. Her case revealed appalling conditions in her home, where her pet dog, Casper, a Staffy, and her cat, Riley, were subjected to living in squalor and filth that was both disturbing and dangerous.

    On July 31, 2018, environmental health officers from South Derbyshire District Council entered Johnson’s property after receiving a distressing photograph from her landlord, who had expressed concern over the welfare of the animals. The landlord, who had leased the property to Johnson three years prior, was alarmed by the state of neglect and suspected something criminal was occurring. When the officers arrived, Johnson was not at home, but the landlord, exercising her rights, unlocked the back door with the officers present. Upon entry, the officers were met with an overwhelming stench of decay and filth, which caused nausea among the team.

    Inside, they discovered a scene of utter devastation: the floors were covered in piles of animal feces and pools of urine, both fresh and old, scattered across the living room and kitchen. The furniture, including the sofa, was heavily soiled and torn, indicating prolonged confinement and neglect. The environment was so unhygienic that it made the officers retch, and the conditions were deemed to be a form of cruelty and neglect that caused unnecessary suffering to the animals.

    Casper, the dog, was found with inflamed paws, a condition confirmed by a veterinarian to be directly related to the unsanitary living conditions. The dog was seized at the scene, and Riley, the cat, was later removed from the property when she was not at home during the raid. The court heard that Johnson had made no effort to clean or improve the environment despite being served with a letter in August 2018, and the waste remained in the house. The cost of removing the accumulated filth was approximately £450, which Johnson was ordered to repay.

    Further investigation revealed that Johnson had a history of similar neglect, having been involved in a comparable case in 2014, where the council had intervened and cleaned her premises, allowing her to keep her dog at that time. Despite her mental health being assessed and found to have the capacity to be responsible, her ongoing neglect demonstrated a pattern of disregard for her animals’ welfare.

    Prosecutor Ruksana Munir detailed the extent of the neglect, emphasizing that the animals had been forced to live in conditions that prevented them from exhibiting normal behaviors and exposed them to pain, suffering, and injury. She explained that the council officers, upon entering the property, were overwhelmed by the foul smell and the sight of the filth, which was so severe that it caused physical reactions among the officers. The animals’ suffering was evident, with Casper’s inflamed paws being a clear sign of the neglect.

    Johnson pleaded guilty to two charges: causing unnecessary suffering to Casper and Riley by allowing them to live in their own feces and urine, and failing to provide a suitable environment that met their needs for normal behavior and protection from pain and injury. The case incurred legal costs totaling nearly £6,000, including £3,000 in kennel fees for the animals’ care.

    Following her conviction, Johnson was sentenced to 12 weeks in prison. The court described her case as one of the worst instances of animal cruelty they had encountered, with the chairman, Mr. Hickson, condemning the conditions as a “scene of horror” that caused officers to retch. He emphasized that this was not an isolated incident, referencing her previous involvement with the authorities in 2014. Johnson was also ordered to pay costs and charges amounting to £3,115 and was banned from keeping animals for life, reflecting the severity of her actions and the impact on her pets’ welfare.

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