(CNN Newsource/SPCA of Wake County)
More than 100 dogs were rescued from a house operating as a puppy mill on June 10 in Raleigh, North Carolina. Animal control responded to a citizen’s notification about chickens on the property living in poor conditions. When they arrived at the residence they found dozens of dogs inside the house in “egregious” conditions. According to the Wake County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the dogs had been “surrounded by their own waste, packed five or six to a cage and stacked floor to ceiling, or free roaming in cramped quarters and filth.” The shelter continues to treat each dog’s needs, adding that many are suffering from skin and dental issues but will be evaluated and further treated before they are put up for adoption.
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