GRAND ISLAND, Neb — A Florida woman accused of drowning a puppy at a Nebraska airport has been arrested on a Florida theft warrant.
Hastings television station KHAS reports that Cynthia Anderson was rearrested Thursday after she'd posted bond to leave the Hall County Jail. She's been held there on a felony Nebraska charge of animal neglect. Attempts to reach her attorney on Friday were unsuccessful.
The 56-year-old Anderson, who is from Edgewater, Florida, on Jan. 23 was barred from boarding a flight at the Central Nebraska Regional Airport in Grand Island because the puppy was so young and not properly contained.
Authorities said Anderson then was seen entering a bathroom. Another woman soon reported finding a dead Doberman puppy in a toilet.
An autopsy determined that the puppy's cause of death was drowning.
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