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Responding officers arrived to find seven approximately 12-week-old puppies crammed together in one crate, four older puppies in another crate and four other adult dogs loose and roaming the home.

Police say three family members face animal cruelty charges, and two of them were charged with endangering the welfare of a child.

Three people were arrested in Hooksett after police found 15 dogs and a child living inside a dirty, crowded home.

The New Hampshire Division for Child, Youth, and Families was called to the home. Fifteen dogs were also rescued on Jan. 16, police said.

Three people were charged with 15 counts of animal cruelty after multiple dogs were found in poor conditions in a Hooksett home, police said.

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Three Hooksett residents have been charged with 15 counts each of animal cruelty following reports of unsuitable living conditions of dogs inside their Merrimack Street home.