The Virginia Court of Appeals will reconsider the overturned felony conviction of Terry Michel, who confessed to shooting his dogs, after the Commonwealth requested a rehearing by the full court.

The Franklin County man who confessed to killing his family's two dogs back in February has been found guilty.

Terry Michel, the man accused of shooting and killing his family's two dogs appeared before a jury on Wednesday.

The jury trial date for Terry Michel, a Franklin County man who confessed to killing his two dogs, has been set.

The charges against Terry Michel, the dog owner who confessed to killing his dogs in Franklin County, will move forward.

Terry Michel, the dog owner who confessed to killing his dogs in Franklin County, appeared in court Thursday for a preliminary hearing.

The Commonwealth says Terry Michel admitted to investigators he killed the two family dogs to "save his marriage."

Fifty-eight-year-old Terry Michel, the owner who confessed to killing his two dogs, is set to make his first court appearance in the Franklin County General District Court on Wednesday.

According to court records, Terry Michel, the owner of the two dogs, confessed he shot them.

The owner of two dogs reported stolen, then found dead in Franklin County has been arrested in connection with their deaths, according to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office.