Columbus hoarding case sees 27 dogs rescued and recovering

Twenty-seven dogs are on the road to recovery after being rescued from a hoarding situation in the Hilltop area of Columbus.

Rico Pet Recovery is helping the dogs receive the necessary treatment and vaccines. Columbus Humane is also involved.

According to Rico Pet Recovery, one of the dogs has a missing eye. Most of them have ear and skin infections, a variety of intestinal parasites, dental needs, matted hair covered in urine and feces, and long nails.

Volunteers from Rico Pet Recovery rescued the animals in groups from the home over multiple hours. While some of the dogs have already found new homes, others will soon be available for adoption.

For those interested in providing a forever home to one of these dogs, learn more here.

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