A old woman, a child and 86 dogs they were saved by Deplorable conditions” in a house in Ceres, California, United States. What does Animal Protection say about the unprecedented case that is already going around the world.
The postcard could be called unimaginable in this property of the hoarders. But not really for the number of objects, magazines, antiques or anything else, but for the number of pets.
While Human Protective Services personnel were doing their jobs, they were unpleasantly surprised and contacted the Stanislaus Animal Services Agency.
The dogs were found in heartbreaking conditions and for the most part he needed urgent medical attentionaccording to official sources, local newspapers reveal.
Abandoned dogs in dramatic conditions
Among the dogs there were some small puppieswho were photographed standing among rubbish bags with dirt covering the ground.
You can also see others with a dark tone, with the hair completely disheveled and dirty.
The police entered the house where they found four people, including a woman 76 years old and a four year oldwho lived in miserable conditions.
An anonymous tip allowed them to rescue the animals from the property. Photo: Stanislaus Animal ServicesAccording to reports, officials They couldn’t even enter the property. when they first arrived due to excessive amounts of urine low oxygen levelswhich made entry dangerous.
Some neighbors said they avoided passing by the house, much less going near the facade, because of the “disgusting stench.”
The animal services agency is now evaluating how and where to place the animals, the newspaper reflected. The mirror.
Anonymous complaint and police decision
An anonymous call this week led California authorities to the property located on Hollister Street.
Animal services agency staff were shocked when they entered the home. Photo: Stanislaus Animal ServicesAfter the discovery, three adults were arrested to be investigated for child abuse, elder abuse and animal cruelty, they trusted the Police.
The authorities urged locals to do so adopt more dogs to make room for the overcrowded shelterafter the massive influx of mistreated animals.
“This was a truly horrible situation,” said Vaughn Maurice of the Animal Service Agency.
Tangled and dirty hair. These were dogs living in an environment made unbreathable due to urine. Photo: Stanislaus Animal Services“The urination in the house was so strong that it really created a horrible environment not only for the dogs, but also for the people who lived there,” Maurice confirmed.
“It was truly heartbreaking to see these dogs. Some with their eyes bulging. Eyes that hadn’t seen the light of day,” he added in shock.
The shelter currently has over 200 dogs available for adoption and the rescued dogs will be cared for and hopefully find friendly homes.
The Californian house was in a state of total abandonment. Photo: Stanislaus Animal ServicesBackground with rabbits
The case of the 86 dogs found comes after an equally disturbing case in California just four weeks ago.
More than 100 rabbits they were taken from a Southern California backyard in what the Bunny World Foundation, or BWF, later stockpiled.
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