Overview

• Police found the eight-month-old living among 41 live animals and six carcasses in a home contaminated by waste and ammonia.
• Dr. Kim Sanders of Anderson County PAWS confirmed the animals were severely dehydrated, emaciated and covered in feces.
• The infant was removed on May 19 and found to be in good physical condition before placement with a family member.
• Kayla Renard and Nicholas Foley faced charges of unlawful conduct toward a child, ill treatment of animals and ordinance violations and were each released on $10,000 surety bonds.
• Veterinarians report the animals are recovering physically under medical supervision, although their emotional trauma may persist.