ROCK SPRINGS — A Rock Springs woman is accused of felony cruelty to animals and faces two years in prison after she is alleged to have poisoned her roommate’s dog, resulting in the animal being euthanized.

According to documents filed by Sublette County and Prosecuting Attorney Clayton M. Melinkovich, Allie Erspamer is charged with one count of felony cruelty to animals. The charge carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000.

The Sweetwater County commissioners approved a resolution appointing Melinkovich as a special prosecutor in Sweetwater County Aug. 19. Special prosecutors are appointed in cases where there could be a real or perceived conflict involving the Sweetwater County Attorney’s Office, with the approval of the county commissioners. The defe

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