146 Dogs Found Dead in Home Allegedly Belonging to Pet Rescue Founder
None of the animals were found alive and many were "confined within their crates," according to the animal rescue nonprofit's Facebook post.
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None of the animals were found alive and many were "confined within their crates," according to the animal rescue nonprofit's Facebook post.
The Portage Animal Protective League’s Humane Investigations Department found 146 deceased dogs at a home in Mantua, Ohio.
Authorities said they had been tipped off about the behavior of Canine Lifeline cofounder Barbara Wible after she was found collapsed in her home during a welfare check.
A humane society in Ohio on June 16 discovered 146 dead dogs inside a seemingly abandoned home allegedly owned by the founder of a nonprofit animal rescue.