Isaak Yadgarov, 37, faces multiple animal cruelty charges after police found 48 dogs, primarily Belgian Malinois and German Shepherds, crammed into unlivable conditions in his Queens apartment. The dogs were reportedly kept in closets, suffering from neglect, and infested with urine and feces, without access to outdoor space. This alarming discovery arose as Yadgarov was undergoing eviction proceedings. Many dogs were undersocialized, with some requiring immediate medical attention, leading to the euthanization of three of them. Yadgarov has been charged and is awaiting arraignment in Queens.
More than 40 dogs were found crammed in unlivable conditions in a Queens apartment, leading to animal cruelty charges against 37-year-old Isaak Yadgarov.
The space was infested with urine and feces, with no outdoor access or fresh air for the dogs. This case was described as heart-wrenching by Animal Care Centers of NYC.
Officials said Yadgarov faces 48 counts of aggravated cruelty to animals due to the dire conditions in which the dogs were found, suffering abandonment and neglect.
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