More than a dozen dogs — some below 2 weeks old — had been recovering after animal safety officers with ACCT Philly rescued them from an deserted North Philadelphia home over the weekend.
Taking to social media to debate the incident, ACCT officers stated they discovered the animals Sunday in a property owned by the Philadelphia Housing Authorityclose to the intersection of twenty fifth Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue, that was “crammed with feces and trash” together with damaged glass on the ground round stacked up rusted cages.
Officials stated the 13 dogs had been taken to ACCT Philly’s shelter, the place rescuers realized that the mom canine of the litter was know to them as she had beforehand been within the shelter final 12 months after being present in an deserted metropolis lot.
All of the dogs recovered had been huskies, officers stated, besides one pit bull that was recovered in a crate within the home.
In that case, ACCT officers stated, the proprietor reclaimed the canine and she or he “clearly continued to be bred a number of occasions since then.”
ACCT Philly is trying to find houses for these animals and extra data on the rescued dogs could be discovered on the nonprofit’s Facebook page.
