More than 100 dogs were rescued from a clear puppy factory in North Carolina state Where they remained in “terrible circumstances”, shelter said to the animal.
On Wednesday, Spca of Wake County removed 101 dogs from a house that looked like a puppy. in statement On the Internet, the shelter said that dogs “were surrounded by their own waste, packed 5 or 6 to a cage and a stacked floor, or a free roaming in narrow places and filth.”
The shelter, who works alongside a spray of animals, said that there were many mother dogs with a very small nursing back, adding that 19 of these dogs are now in spa Wake.
The shelter said: “These events were exposed very quickly. Within an hour after this invitation to help, we were ready to take the largest possible number of pets,” the shelter said.
The pictures published on the Internet showed the jerk of various breeds in cages and with the falling fur, where they were sponsored by shelter employees. Talk to CBS 17SPCA Wake Samantha Ranlet said that many dogs were a mixture of Poodle toy Poodle, the Bumranians, Chihuahuas, Yorkies and other small “Doodle” mixes.
In a follow -up post on Friday, the shelter said that his medical team is addressing the needs of each individual dog, adding that many of them were suffering from skin and dental problems.
The shelter said: “Furniture falls falls in piles.”
Additional photos published on the Internet showed groups of falling fur that are cut from dogs of different sizes.
“We see a lot of smiles from these men. This is the biggest moment in the lives of these dogs, and we feel very grateful for being part of their recovery. Thanks to everyone who donated or reached to support these efforts. This rescue is a great task, and we cannot do this without you.”
In addition to 101 dogs, the owner of the house, which the police said was “collaborative”, too give up 21 chicken.
Speaking to CBS 17, Ranlette said: “Dogs are evaluated in our carefully careful and some of them moved to the nursery homes … they will be placed for adoption as soon as you receive veterinary care and restore. We need to make sure they are in good health and rehabilitate them so that they can start fresh as individuals of a person’s family.”
It is still unclear whether the owner of the house will face a fee. The Guardian arrived at the Rally Police Department for comment.
