Figured I would start this week off with a bit of good news. And it has nothing to do with surfing, the environment or other watery pursuits. By now, most of Ocean County has heard about the horrid situation in Brick, where the police raided the home of two women who had some 182 dogs and cats in their home back in December. Among them were two dead dogs (OK, so the news isn’t all good).
You can read the sordid details from any number of news sources, but to be brief, the home and every creature in it…
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