More than 20 dogs removed from Grant Co. residence
A group of dogs eating together on the property where they were found. GCAO said in a statement that there are still at least 10 more dogs remaining on the property who they left food for with the owner but will still need attention in time.
COURTESY PHOTO/GRANT COUNTY ANIMAL OUTREACH
One of the litters of puppies in a crate following their rescue. The puppies taken from the property were transported to the GCAO shelter where they will be cared for until they are ready to be adopted.
Tantan, the tan dog pictured, is the mother of one of the puppy litters found at the property. GCAO Board President Sara Thompson-Tweedy said the shelter was able to take in around 20 dogs from the property with many being puppies.
MOSES LAKE — Grant County Animal Outreach responded to a call from Grant County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday where a local citizen was in critical need of assistance with more than 20 dogs that had accumulated onto the property.
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