ZOE CORRIGAN FROM KINGSTON UPON HULL BANNED FOR NEGLECTING STAFFY JESS IN GIPSYVILLE FLAT

Zoe Corrigan, born on January 17, 2000, and residing at Devon Street in the Gipsyville area of Kingston upon Hull, was found guilty of neglecting her pet dog, a Staffordshire bull terrier-type named Jess. The incident took place at her flat located on Bacheler Street in west Hull, where she left Jess unattended without providing access to water or a suitable environment for the dog’s well-being.

Corrigan’s failure to care for Jess, including leaving her alone in the flat without basic necessities such as water, was deemed a serious breach of animal welfare standards. The case was brought to light when authorities intervened, leading to her being charged under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

As a result of her actions, Corrigan was handed a five-year ban on keeping dogs, a penalty that was set to expire in November 2023. This ban was intended to prevent her from owning or caring for any dogs during that period, in an effort to ensure the welfare of animals and prevent future neglect.

The incident highlights ongoing concerns about animal neglect in the Kingston upon Hull area, and the authorities continue to emphasize the importance of responsible pet ownership. Corrigan’s case serves as a reminder of the legal obligations owners have towards their animals and the consequences of failing to meet those responsibilities.