Jefferson County woman charged with three counts of animal cruelty

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In August of 2021, eight dogs were rescued near Galena Gulch, between Boulder and Basin. The dogs were saved by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, in assistance with the Lewis and Clark Humane Society. It was determined the dogs had been abandoned.

According to documents filed in Jefferson County Fifth Judicial District Court, Jamie Wenzel appeared in court for a sentencing hearing Wednesday, June 15, where she was charged with three counts of cruelty to animals. For count one, a misdemeanor, Wenzel was sentenced to six months in Jefferson County Jail, with all time suspended. For count two, a felony, Wenzel was sentenced to three years deferred. And, for count three, also a felony, Wenzel was sentenced to three years deferred. All sentences are to run simultaneously.

The Findings of Fact for this case were filed in district court Tuesday, July 12, containing more details on the sentencing order. According to the document, during the term of her sentence, Wenzel “shall be under the supervision of the Department of Corrections and shall comply with all their standard probationary conditions, and all conditions listed in the plea agreement.” This includes not owning dangerous or vicious animals, not owning a firearm and not using possessing alcohol beverages or drugs. Wenzel must also maintain employment, submit monthly reports to her supervising officer and obtain prior approval from their supervising officer before taking up residence elsewhere

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