A man from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is facing numerous animal cruelty charges after allegedly beating and stabbing his family’s dogs to death. George Gooch Ash, 40, of Essex Place, Newtown Township,

A Bucks County man is in prison after killing his two dogs in an act of aggravated animal abuse. 40-year-old George Gooch Ash, from Newtown Township, was charged with two felony counts of aggravated cruelty to animals and two misdemeanor counts of cruelty to animals after he stabbed his two family dogs to death inside

A Philadelphia-area prosecutor said defendant George Gooch Ash's actions were "sadistic." The Newtown Township man is accused of killing two dogs.

A Bucks County man is charged with torturing and stabbing to death his two dogs. The two dogs are seven-year-old Blake, a Beagle-lab mix and nine-year-old Shyla, a Beagle-Collie mix. Prosecutors say George Ash killed the dogs inside his Newtown Township home on Jan.

George Gooch Ash, 40, of Newtown Township, allegedly killed his pets on Jan. 18 because of misplaced anger from a visit with his mother.

A Bucks County man is accused of beating and stabbing his two dogs to death after he became enraged following a meeting with his mother at a nursing home.

After visiting his mother in a nursing home on Jan. 18, George Ash returned to his home on Essex Lane in Newtown and, as he told police, started kicking his dogs before stabbing them repeatedly and killing them.