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Animal care workers are appealing for help after more than 700 dogs were found in an ‘extreme hoarding puppy mill case’ in south Georgia.
Rescue organisation the Atlanta Humane Society confirmed that many of the dogs had now been taken into their care. The Humane Society of Valdosta Lowndes County took in the largest amount of digs, moving 250 animals to a staging area.
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