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He promised to rehabilitate dangerous dogs. Then he killed them and pocketed the money Maria DeVito, USA TODAY NETWORK Tue, March 18, 2025 at 1:28 PM PDT3 min read 1.3k The former director of a local Humane Society in Ohio has been sentenced to more than 15 years in prison after promising pet owners and rescue groups to rehabilitate dogs or find them new homes for a fee, but instead keeping the proceeds for personal use and euthanizing the animals without permission. Steffen Baldwin, 44, former humane agent and executive director at the Union County Humane Society, was sentenced Friday to 15½ years in prison by Union County Common Pleas Court Judge Daniel Hogan after being found guilty on 32 counts, including animal cruelty, bribery, theft and other charges in a January 2024 bench trial, according to court records.