Summary
A landlord in San Diego alerted authorities after not seeing their tenant for weeks. Upon entering the apartment, officials discovered the home filled with debris and 13 neglected animals. The San Diego Humane Society is now caring for the rescued animals and investigating the situation.
Key Facts
- Authorities in San Diego were contacted because a tenant had not been seen for weeks.
- Upon entry, officials found the apartment packed with trash and debris.
- Inside, there were 11 dogs and two cats living in poor conditions.
- The animals had made tunnels in the debris to move around.
- The San Diego Humane Society spent four days clearing the apartment and rescuing the animals.
- The dogs found were mostly small breeds, like Pomeranians and Chihuahuas, and were in poor health.
- All rescued animals are now receiving medical care and are under Emergency Boarding status.
- The San Diego Humane Society is currently taking care of 792 dogs, including those rescued from this case.
