Florida woman allegedly kept dozens of cats, dog locked in U-Haul truck

Karen Tuttle-Kunmann, 61, was arrested for allegedly locking up 47 animals inside of a U-haul truck. (Pasco County Sheriff's Office)

A Florida woman was arrested after she allegedly locked up dozens of animals inside of a U-Haul truck without food or water, deputies said.

Karen Tuttle-Kunmann, 61, was taken into custody Saturday on 47 counts of animal cruelty, according to online records from the Pasco County Sheriff's Office.

The sheriff's office did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.

Deputies told Fox 13 the animals found inside the U-haul truck on Saturday were without food, water or air conditioning. (Pasco County Sheriff's Office)

Tuttle-Kunmann allegedly kept one dog and dozens of cats inside of a storage area and a cab of a U-Haul, Fox 13 reported. Authorities uncovered the alleged abuse after complaints from neighbors.

Deputies unloaded the vehicle and found cats packed throughout — including underneath furniture and in cages stacked to the top of the truck. The animals were reportedly transported to local animal control.

According to Fox 13, Tuttle-Kunmann was being held on a $5,000 bond per count of animal cruelty.