By Callie Starnes
ROSSVILLE, WALKER COUNTY -
ROSSVILLE, WALKER COUNTY, GA (WRCB) – It's one of the worst cases of animal hoarding Walker County officials have seen.
Officers removed nearly two dozen dogs from a Rossville home Thursday. The floors and furniture in the home were caked in feces.
"It's bad in there," said Curtis Patterson, with Walker County Animal Control, "some of the feces in there is two feet thick."
Armed with hazmat suits and oxygen masks, Walker County Animal Control officers dug through animal waste to rescue several dogs from a Fairlane Oaks mobile home.
"They've brought out 11 animals so far," said Angela Cordell, who was watching from her window with her family.
By late afternoon, 22 Chihuahuas were rescued.
Piles of trash, furniture, and food made it difficult for officers to know for sure all the dogs were out...." More & video
1 comment:
My heart just breaks for those little dogs I am a animal lover and I have some neighbors I think are doing the same thing they've been gone for days I hear so many dogs in the house I never see them out they keep there windows all closed someone please help those dogs :(
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