After a call for help from a Southern California animal advocate, Animal Rescue Corps (ARC) sprang into action, traveling over 2,000 miles from Tennessee to assist in a large-scale hoarding case involving more than 30 neglected dogs.
ARC, a national nonprofit based near Nashville, partnered with Priceless Pet Rescue, a Los Angeles-area rescue group, to respond to the urgent situation. The case was uncovered several weeks ago when the property owner, who had been caring for more than 50 dogs and 30 cats, was hospitalized with a medical emergency. While local groups had rehomed many of the animals, 35 dogs remained without placement until ARC intervened.
Upon arrival at the Colton, California property, ARC’s field team discovered dogs suffering from severe neglect — including chihuahuas, terriers, havanese mixes, pomeranians, and poodles — many of which showed signs of parasite infestations, untreated infections, dental disease, overgrown nails, and severe matting…