Pets

Dozens Of Dogs, Cats Rescued From Pittsburgh Home

Police and animal control agents took the animals from a Carrick residence Wednesday.

Two of the animals rescued Wednesday.
Two of the animals rescued Wednesday. (Pittsburgh Public Safety.)

PITTSBURGH, PA — Dozens of dogs and cats, two of which required emergency care, were rescued Wednesday from a residence in the 300 block of Linnview Avenue in Carrick.

Pittsburgh police animal law officers, city animal care and control and Humane Animal Rescue removed 26 small breed dogs and 13 cats from the home. Two dogs were reported in poor condition and were treated.

The dogs were taken to Humane Animal Rescue on the North Side. The cats were transported to the organization's shelter in the East end.

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No charges have been filed.

The investigation is ongoing.

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