This story is very sad, but keep in mind that most hoarders have a mental disorder and may not realize what they are doing.
The Humane Society of North Texas and Keller Animal Control were called to a rundown home, what they saw will not be quickly forgotten.
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Neighbors had called animal control when a strong foul odor started to come out of the house.
The home owner wasn’t willing to let the authorities in at first.
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Once they had obtained a search warrant, they were shocked at the horrific condition of the home and all the animals that lived inside and on the property.
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The house had around 100 cats and dogs living in cages.
There wasn’t any food available, no air conditioning, and no water for any of them.
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This poor starving momma dog had her puppies all crowded into a filthy bathtub.
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If that wasn’t bad enough, the rescuers found more disturbing things in the garage – dozens of cats living in cages stacked up on top of each other, not to mention that the garage was very hot.
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The litter boxes were overflowing with feces – and the smell was overwhelming.
Animal control was able to rescue 27 dogs and 84 cats from that house.
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Sadly, fourteen of the animals were living in the back of a minivan parked on the property, the temperatures in there were in the mid-90s!
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All of the animals were treated for starvation and dehydration.
The authorities are expecting to press criminal charges against the person responsible.
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