A San Diego landlord reached out to law enforcement officials for help after realizing they had not seen their tenant for several weeks. When officers eventually entered the property, they were confronted with a shocking sight.
With support from the Sheriff’s Department, San Diego Humane Society’s Humane Law Enforcement officers entered the unit in Vista on October 1. What they found inside was a shock: the entire two-bedroom apartment was stacked floor to ceiling with household items. But it was worse than just that. Within the trash and debris filling almost every inch of the rental property, they found 11 dogs and two cats.
Photos shared with Newsweek by the San Diego Humane Society show several small dogs buried among the rubbish, having created a rudimentary tunnel system to move around their home…