CHESTERTON, Ind. - Northwestern Indiana police say they removed 55 dogs from a farmhouse after neighbors told public health officials they fear that runoff from the dogs' waste could be tainting their homes' drinking water.
The Times of Munster reports that Porter County sheriff's deputies call the situation at the farmhouse northeast of Chesterton one of the worst cases of animal hoarding they've seen.
When deputies and animal control officers served a search warrant Tuesday they found numerous dogs drinking stagnant water contaminated with urine and feces around the house..." More
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