Authorities in Chattooga County are investigating after more than 100 dogs were rescued from a home where animals were reportedly living in deplorable conditions.
According to Furkids Animal Rescue and Shelters, a total of 114 dogs were seized from the property after authorities discovered disturbing conditions inside the residence.
Rescuers reported finding floors covered in several inches of animal feces, along with deceased animals that had been placed inside garbage bags.
Furkids Animal Rescue and Shelters took in 23 of the rescued dogs, which are now receiving individualized care and veterinary evaluations to determine their medical needs.
The rescue organization is working to provide the animals with the attention and treatment they need following their removal from the property.
According to WSB-TV, the Summerville Police Department is investigating the situation and awaiting the results of medical evaluations for all 114 dogs.
Once those evaluations are completed, investigators will work with the district attorney’s office to determine whether criminal charges should be filed in connection with the case.
The investigation remains ongoing, and no information regarding potential charges has been announced.