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ABC NewsVideoLiveShowsShopLog InStream onCalifornia dog trainer charged with animal cruelty, deaths of 11 dogsA California dog trainer is facing felony charges after police say 11 dogs died while in his careByLISA BAUMANN Associated PressJune 23, 2025, 10:23 PM1:13This photo provided by the Aimee Gutierrez shows a photo of 9-month-old Belgian Malinois, named Saint photographed in June, in Lambert Park in El Monte, Calif. A California dog trainer is facing felony charges after police say 11 dogs died while in his care. (Aimee Gutierrez via AP)The Associated PressEleven dogs died while in the care of a California dog trainer and prosecutors say he and his girlfriend tried to destroy the evidence by dropping off the dogs' bodies at different crematoriums. Kwong (Tony) Chun Sit, of Irvine, pleaded not guilty Monday in Orange County Superior Court to 11 counts of animal cruelty, 11 counts of animal abuse by a caretaker, seven counts of attempting to destroy evidence and one count of destruction of evidence, according to the Orange County District Attorney's Office. Tingfeng Liu, of Vista, who is dating Sit, pleaded not guilty Monday to accessory to a felony and destruction of evidence, police said.Sit, 53, and Liu, 23, are both are in custody on $550,000 bail each. Prosecutors said the couple was packed and ready to flee when they were arrested on Thursday. Each has been assigned a public defender, prosecutors said.A pet owner contacted police last week saying their dog trainer told them their dog had died and had been cremated, police spokesperson Kyle Oldoerp said.Investigators since have determined that 11 dogs died and that nine of them died on or around Wednesday, police said. Aimee Gutierrez said in a social media post that her family several weeks earlier had adopted a 9-month-old Belgian Malinois and named her Saint. She said the person they trusted to help train Saint informed her by text that Saint had died in her sleep.“We were not given details,” Gutierrez said. We were not given the change to say goodbye. We later learned that she had been cremated without our consent or knowledge."Another dog was also cremated, police said. The Irvine Police Department’s Animal Services Unit recovered the bodies of multiple dogs that prosecutors say had been dropped off by either Sit or Liu at crematoriums.Necropsies performed on three of the dogs show two of the dogs died from heat stroke and the third dog died from blunt force trauma, prosecutors said. Necropsies are pending on the remaining six animals. All but one of the dogs was dropped off at crematoriums last Wednesday. The body of the first dog was dropped off on June 13.Sit worked throughout Southern California under different company names, including Happy K9 Academy, police said. A website with that company name lists Tony Sit as the author of its blog posts. It says their services include boarding and training but doesn't give a boarding facility address or other specific information. An address listed on the website is that of a public park in Tustin, California.The police investigation is ongoing, Oldoerp said.Related TopicsAnimalsSponsored Content by TaboolaPopular ReadsMadeleine McCann suspect could be freed from prison early after donor pays fineJun 23, 8:57 AMWoman with ties to a cultlike group to appear in court after border agent's killingJun 24, 12:07 AMUS issues new alerts for citizens to travel with increased cautionJun 23, 12:04 PMParents of triplets discover they share same last name, doctorJun 23, 4:00 PMABC News Live24/7 coverage of breaking news and live eventsABC News NetworkPrivacy PolicyYour US State Privacy RightsChildren's Online Privacy PolicyInterest-Based AdsAbout Nielsen MeasurementTerms of UseDo Not Sell or Share My Personal InformationContact Us © 2025 ABC News, A California dog trainer is facing felony charges after police say 11 dogs died while in his care. Orange County prosecutors say 53-year-old Kwong (Tony) Chun Sit, of Irvine, pleaded not guilty Monday to multiple charges including animal cruelty and destruction of evidence., A California dog trainer is facing felony charges after police say 11 dogs died while in his care Eleven dogs died while in the care of a California dog trainer and .
An Irvine couple operating a dog training service was charged with multiple felony counts Monday involving the death of at least 11 dogs, with some of the animals being cremated before they could , A California dog trainer and his girlfriend were arrested after at least 10 dogs died in their care; The trainer allegedly attempted to cremate the dogs, prompting suspicion and an animal cruelty , Eleven dogs died while in the care of a California dog trainer and prosecutors say he and his girlfriend tried to destroy the evidence by dropping off the dogs' bodies at different crematoriums., IRVINE, Calif. (KABC) -- An Irvine dog trainer and his girlfriend have been arrested and charged after 11 dogs died while in their care, according to the Orange County District Attorney's Office., Kwong (Tony) Chun Sit, 53, faces multiple felony counts of animal cruelty and animal abuse after 11 dogs died while under his care, according to police., An Irvine animal trainer and his girlfriend have been charged in connection with the deaths of at least a dozen dogs, including nine whose bodies were recovered by police, authorities said. Kwong .