Hardwood Kennel, Leanna & Nelson Yoder's USDA Licensed Puppy Mill in Coalgate, OK

The Yoders’ kennel consisted of three different structures: A sheltered area for adult dogs, a building with indoor/outdoor concrete runs connected to it where adult dogs were visible in runs; and a whelping building with indoor/outdoor elevated wire cages. Two rabbits were in cages in a separate barn.
The sheltered area had about twelve dog runs in it, with thick, galvanized wire walls and crushed rock floorings. Pens were about five feet wide and 30’ long, with about 10’ of them being sheltered under a metal roof, connected to a metal wall at one end of the pens. Plastic igloo-style dog houses were in the shaded portions of the pens, facing the metal wall and set a few feet from it, though they lacked windbreaks. I saw that one of the doghouses, in a pen containing a French Bulldog and two Cocker Spaniels, had a severely chewed bottom lip and sides around the entrance that left jagged edges on its surface (3.1 Housing facilities, general (a) Structure; construction). Pens also had metal self-feeders and water bowls made of metal or plastic.
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