Dozens of chinchillas rescued from an Ohio breeding facility are getting a second chance, with some already ready to meet their future families
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- More than 60 chinchillas rescued from an Ohio breeding facility are now being cared for by MSPCA-Angell in Massachusetts
- The animals were among nearly 1,000 animals removed from a facility where rescuers reported finding hundreds living in filthy cages
- Several male chinchillas are already available for adoption, while females are receiving medical evaluations before becoming available
Dozens of chinchillas who were rescued from filthy cages at an Ohio breeding facility are now getting a fresh start in Massachusetts, where animal rescuers are hoping to find them loving homes.
The 63 chinchillas are among nearly 1,000 animals removed from the commercial breeding facility during a massive rescue operation led by Humane World for Animals in October. Now, MSPCA-Angell is caring for the small, furry survivors, some of whom are already ready for adoption…