The Colony police and animal services rescued 88 animals and found 22 dead animals in a residential home. The animals were found in poor conditions, and the homeowner may face charges pending the outcome of the criminal investigation.
Authorities in The Colony , Texas , conducted a search warrant at a residential home on Tuesday, rescuing 88 animals and discovering 22 dead animals. The operation, initiated after a tip about dozens of animals living in poor conditions, involved the city's police department and animal services. Rescue d animals consisted of 24 dogs, 45 cats, 12 reptiles, and seven mice.
Mark Cooper, Director of The Colony Animal Services, emphasized the commitment to protecting all animals in the community, stating that the health and safety of each rescued animal would be paramount.While the exact charges the homeowner may face remain unclear, The Colony police stated that potential charges would depend on the outcome of the criminal investigation. As no charges have been filed at this time, the homeowner's name has not been released. Details regarding the duration of the animals' presence in the home and the specific conditions they were found in remain undisclosed.The rescued animals are currently undergoing evaluation by veterinarians and receiving any necessary medical care. They will be temporarily housed in separate rescue organizations. The Colony Animal Services encourages anyone interested in supporting the rescued animals to contact them at 972-370-9250 or visit their animal shelter's wish list and donations page.
ANIMALS RESCUE THE COLONY TEXAS HOME INVESTIGATION CHARGES
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