Toowoomba pet store owner Nicole Bourne fined for mistreatment of hundreds of animals

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A Queensland domestic store owner was fined $ 40,000 for the "terrible" treatment of hundreds of animals, including cats, birds, mice and fish. Lock Points Nicole Louise Bourne and the Judge of Magistrates were not reserved for the prohibited order. Nicole Louise Bourne and Magistrate Judge decided on the prohibited order, court heard that Mrs. Bourne's store had hundreds of complaints and tried to help RSPCA to develop its management for almost decade. The court heard Mrs. Bourne's store has suffered hundreds of complaints and that RSPCA was trying to help develop its management for almost decades, the court was told MS Bourne kept for reproduction in a private property "terrible and scary" conditions In 2020, Nicole Louise Bourne was accused of more 200 crimes after seizing more than 500 animals Hodgson Street business in RSPCA Toowoomba. Many of these charges were stopped after a legal negotiation, and on Tuesday, 39 crimes at the Toowoomba Magistrate Court for a six -day hearing were found guilty. Prosecutor Liza Marshall said that Mrs. Bourne's store has more than 250 complaints the court and that RSPCA inspectors have been trying to give training and advice the 46 -year -old person since 2014. Marshall said that when inspectors raided the court in May 2020, seized 546 animals were concerns about animal welfare. "[Mrs. Bourne] has a complete neglect for animals in care - her behavior had a significant impact on numerous animals."Said. "The majority of hand -captured birds were euthanasia because of their bad condition." Marshall said that puppies have important behavioral problems and that inspectors found a number of patients or dead fish in the store. During the raid of 2020, RSPCA said that hundreds of patients and stressful birds living under extreme crowds or non -hygienic conditions found a dead ispinosis in a water bowl. The court heard that there was a significant amount of mouse and cockroach stool around the store. Mrs. Bourne has been a pet store for more than 20 years. 'Terrible and scalide' Marshall said that he lived Cutella June 2020 his search for a family property near Toowoomba, and he lived "terrible and scald conditions". "Cats could not be held in worse living conditions," he said. Marshall told the court that Ms. Bourne used cats for reproduction and showed an emotionless neglect for her welfare. Marshall said the court challenged the direction of every animal welfare of Ms. Bourne RSPCA. Defense lawyer Jen Streit said that Mrs. Bourne has employed five staff in her pet store and no longer produces animals. The court was given a letter psychologist stating that 46 -year -old child was devoted to looking at animals with passion and shook the identity of identity and self -sense RSPCA's investigation. Magistrates of peace judge, Philpson said that he exhibited "almost completely ignored" for the welfare of the animals in Mrs. Bourne. 'Important insight lack' Peace Judge Kay Philipson said that during conviction, Ms. Bour

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