A woman was arrested Thursday night after several witnesses called Petaluma police to say they'd seen her abuse a small dog.
A woman was arrested Thursday night after several witnesses called Petaluma police to say they’d seen her abuse a small dog, police officers said.
Police were called at about 8:30 p.m. Thursday to East Washington Street in Petaluma, where witnesses said a woman was kicking and dragging a small dog outside a Taco Bell restaurant.
Based on witness statements, officers arrested Micki Jindra on suspicion of misdemeanor cruelty to animals. Petaluma Animal Control took custody of the dog, and took it to a veterinarian’s office for evaluation.
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