The details are heartbreaking. According to Alaska State Troopers, a Wasilla man has been charged with animal cruelty after multiple dead puppies — at least one reportedly skinned — were found at his residence.

One surviving puppy was in such critical condition that it likely had to be euthanized due to neglect.

This isn’t a misunderstanding. It’s not a medical decision. It’s cruelty. And it demands justice.

Police say the man, Trevor Robison, initially refused to exit his home and was arrested only after a search warrant was obtained. He’s now facing four counts of animal cruelty — and his bail was set at just $500.

That’s not justice. That’s an insult to the lives lost.

We’re calling on the Alaska Department of Law, local prosecutors, and state legislators to:

• Pursue the maximum allowable penalties for all charges of animal cruelty in this case
• Increase funding for animal control and cruelty investigations across Alaska
• Raise minimum bail amounts and sentencing guidelines for extreme animal abuse
• Advance legislation requiring mandatory veterinary intervention for pet owners unable to afford care.

Ensure surviving animals receive proper medical treatment and evaluation
This isn’t just about punishing one person. It’s about sending a clear message that animal cruelty will not be tolerated — and that the lives of innocent animals matter.

Add your name to demand justice for these puppies and stronger protections for animals across Alaska.