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Input: TL;DR: sister's husband recently purchased a (now) nine week old border collie puppy.  They live in a rural area with several large predators (coyotes, wolves, predatory birds) capable of killing or carrying off a young puppy.  They also live somewhere with high winds and low temperatures during the winter.  WIBTA for reporting them for animal neglect?

More info:  My sister and her husband have only been married a few months.  My sister had an adult dog going into the relationship.  This dog was taken care of pretty well, kept inside, walked / run with daily, etc.  Since moving in with her husband, he's taken over none of the care for the dog, which my sister is fine with; it's "her" dog.  Apparently they decided that he needed a dog for him – so they bought a border collie puppy about a week ago.  The puppy is now nine weeks old.  The housing they're in right now doesn't allow animals to be kept inside.  My sister works full time (often 50+ hrs a week, since she's on a dairy), her husband works part-time right now.  While they're away from home, the puppy is left outside for hours (6+) at a time.  This winter has been warmer than usual, but it's still usually 20 - 40 F at their home, often with a windchill of at least 10F lower than the actual temperature.  The puppy doesn't have her adult coat yet, and as far as I know they don't have any shelter available for either dog.  They also live in an area with a sizable coyote population, a lot of large predatory birds (redtails, some bald eagles, various others I've seen but don't know the species), and recently they've had sightings of wolves moving back into the area (with several people reporting barn cats found dead, or other pets gone missing).

My state's laws require "adequate protection, including appropriate shelter, against extreme weather conditions; and other essential care."  I don't think that either dog has adequate protection or essential care, since neither dog has shelter and they're leaving a nine week old puppy outside to fend for itself in a very rural area.

I HAVE tried talking to my sister and her husband about this, trying to be as calm and inoffensive as possible, but any mention of how they treat their animals makes them incredibly defensive.  My sister has taken a hands-off approach with this puppy, since it's "his" dog.  This is the first time he's had a puppy, and he doesn't seem to understand or be willing to put forward the proper amount of care necessary to take care of it properly.  (He's also not training it at all, but I don't think that's really as much of an issue as the fact that it's being left outside in cold weather, with a very real possibility of being eaten by predators.)

WIBTA for at least having their county animal control do a welfare check on their animals?

reporting my brother-in-law for animal neglect