By Erin Lynch

When The Humane Society of the United States and The ASPCA joined forces last summer to swoop in on what will later be known as the second-largest dog fighting raid in history, nothing could have prepare them for what they were about to find.

After a three-year investigation, the organizations seized 367 dogs in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia. Thirteen search warrants were executed and 10 suspects were arrested and later indicted on felony dog fighting charges.

According to the Humane Society, the conditions of these properties were heinous. There were animal remains on some of the properties, there were sick and …read more

Source: PetFlow Blog

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