The Brief
- Authorities rescued 100 animals from poor living conditions at an Oklahoma home.
- The rescue took two days following months of welfare reports.
- Local rescue organizations are helping arrange adoptions.
One hundred animals were rescued from an Oklahoma residence due to poor living conditions, according to law enforcement.
Officers had to serve two separate search warrants at the home and the operation lasted over two days because it was impossible to rescue all the animals in one seizure.
100 animals rescued
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On Nov. 5, investigators executed a search warrant at a home in Wagoner County after it was found animals were living there in questionable conditions. …