Dozens of Chihuahuas Rescued From Property Scorched by Fire
Because of an extreme hoarding situation, the 43 Chihuahuas had been living unchecked in filthy conditions, with some as young as 2 weeks old.
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Because of an extreme hoarding situation, the 43 Chihuahuas had been living unchecked in filthy conditions, with some as young as 2 weeks old.
Border Tails Rescue took in dozens of animals March 22 after a house fire in northwest Indiana revealed a hoarding case involving 43 Chihauhaus and 48 cats.
Nearly 100 cats and dogs were found living in hoarding conditions when crews responded to a house fire on Monday night, and the 43 dogs have been taken in by Border Tails Rescue.
With few municipal resources available, foreigners have stepped up and formed rescue and nonprofit animal groups in states across the nation.