Mother and puppies raised in a breeding cage. Puppies bred here never saw sunlight or touched the ground until fully grown.

Needles and biohazardous waste were dumped on Baird's property.

Dogs were dumped into a tank of water containing three one-quart bottles of Permethrin, a chemical that was designed to be sprayed into a vacant enclosure to kill and prevent fleas and ticks. The insecticide covered every inch of dogs dumped into the tank, including their eyes and open wounds. Smaller dogs were hoisted up by their necks with a leash, often hitting the tank as they were thrown in. This procedure was done in temperatures so cold, the dogs would go into shock before being dragged by their necks back to their pens.

One of many USDA health certificates pre-signed by the kennel veterinarian without any information on the dog's health or veterinary examinations.

Dogs were exposed to dangerous jagged wires.