Posted on 11/16/2022 8:15:12 PM PST by BenLurkin
A total of 72 dogs were living with a woman in her 80s who is possibly suffering from early stages of dementia, her daughter told Riverside County Animal Services.
The pups were taken from the home by the daughter and eventually received veterinary exams, food and water at San Jacinto Valley Animal Shelter.
The mostly small dogs were well fed and cared for, but in “far-from-ideal circumstances,” Lt. Lesley Huennekens said in a news release, adding that the case is not an open cruelty investigation.
The dogs were mostly terrier mixes, but some were Chinese crested, a unique breed of hairless dog, officials explained.
All but one of the dogs went to rescue partners, and Animal Services Officer Marcel Martinez adopted one of the Chinese crested dogs.
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Get along little dogies, or get a short little doggie
What a crock! Looks like elderly person, dogs were cared for, but she may be breeding and selling dogs. Big crime in the liberal world.
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