Tennessee: New theft charges for animal killer Nicole Hulbig

TENNESSEE -- The woman who claimed to head a nonprofit that rescued dogs and trained them as service animals was indicted by a Montgomery County grand jury Jan. 4 and arrested on theft charges Tuesday morning.

According to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Nicole Hulbig collected more than $92,000 between January of 2013 and April 2014 for her RRR Service Dogs but then used more than $10,000 of those funds on personal items not related to the charity.

The indictment states the money was taken from "various victims."

Hulbig, 30, was charged with one count of theft over $10,000 and booked into the Montgomery County Jail on $25,000 bond. She had posted bond by lunchtime Tuesday.

 

In September, Hulbig pleaded guilty to four counts of animal cruelty in Clarksville. She was sentenced to two days in jail and three years of probation in Montgomery County.

(The Leaf Chronicle - Jan 12, 2016)

Earlier:

• Animal rescuer claims she knew nothing about dead dogs found in her house
• Sumner animal cruelty hearing draws protesters
• Couple in animal cruelty case charged with vandalism
• Hulbigs indicted on lesser animal cruelty charges
• Thirty-seven dogs suffered horribly at the hands of Nicole Hulbig before finally dying and having their bodies dumped into garbage bags. Thirty-nine dogs still alive rescued from Hulbig's concentration camp. Hulbig also swindled animal lovers out of money for her 'rescue'. Tennessee sees fit to give her 15 days in jail.