Police found 15 dead dogs inside a freezer in a 'home in Lowell and 19 others around the house. Despite wearing hazmat suits, goggles and rubber boots, knee high, workers were met by the stench when they opened the door. Inside they found heaps of garbage, overturned furniture and pillows to shreds. The police took the rescued animals still alive 62 years while the owner was at work as explained by the Sheriff's Department spokesman Cmdr. Robert, on her burden 's charges of cruelty to animals. The animals seemed scared but in good condition, apart from someone with probable scabies.
The police waited three weeks to prepare the rescue came after the close of the reporting that smelling and pointing out the owner who seems to spend his nights sleeping in her car, raising the dogs inside the house and selling the puppies.
The neighbor Dawn Martin said that his children could not play in the yard and could not eat outside because of the stench coming from next door. "I have never seen a case so severe," said Deputy Sheriff Michelle Weaver, which deals with animal cruelty situations by eight years.
The woman was arrested
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