41 Dogs Rescued Come to Portland; Owner Faces Neglect Charges

MONMOUTH, Ore. — The Polk County Sheriff’s Office says 41 dogs have been rescued from unsanitary conditions at a property west of Monmouth.

On Sept. 23, deputies, assisted by a 12-member Oregon Humane Society team, removed the animals from a home on McCaleb Road. Officials said the dogs showed signs of neglect and poor socialization. Several newborn puppies were also found in unsafe areas. Three survived, while one was discovered dead.

The Oregon Humane Society transported the dogs to its Portland campus, where they are receiving medical treatment and behavioral evaluations. Officials said the animals are not currently available for adoption…

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