More than 600 dogs were removed from a home in south Georgia from what animal rescue groups were calling a puppy mill and an extreme case of hoarding, according to new reports. “And while it appears they’d been fed and had water, many of them suffered from infections and illnesses.”The Humane Society of Valdosta took in 230 dogs, Fox News reported. Last week, the Georgia Department of Agriculture contacted the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office after a routine inspection of a dog breeder, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. The breeder, Reason Craig Gray of Nashville, Georgia, reportedly told officials he needed help. The Atlanta Humane Society has taken in 10 of the dogs, the Journal-Constitution said.

Source: Huffington Post March 05, 2019 19:30 UTC