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BREAKING NEWS: On Tuesday, March 30, the ASPCA was on the ground in Northwest Alabama, assisting the Hamilton Police Department with an animal cruelty case. Investigators discovered 29 dogs of various breeds and ages, including Border Collies, Scottish Terriers, Australian Shepherds and Yorkshire Terriers,
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living in filthy and overcrowded conditions —many of them suffering from untreated medical issues. Sadly, deceased animal remains were also found on the property.
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The dogs, including puppies, were found inside the overcrowded home and an attached garage, as well as outdoor pens that were covered in mud and feces. In the poorly ventilated house, there were dangerous levels of ammonia—the stench from urine was overwhelming. In the outdoor pens, there was only stagnant
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water that appeared to have green algae growing in it.
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After assisting with evidence collection and immediate medical care, the dogs were removed from the property and will receive continued care, forensic exams, behavioral assessments and treatment from our dedicated team, as the case develops. It was a horrific scene, but right now, the dogs are beginning their journey from a tragic past to a hopeful future. They had been betrayed by the only humans they may have ever known. We will work to gain their trust and ensure them that help is here.
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