Police Seize Dozens of Dogs From Peoria Home After Court Order
Police say neighbor complaints over months prompted the court order.
Overview
- Police reported three dogs dead inside the home.
- Officers described unlivable conditions, with some surviving dogs needing emergency veterinary care.
- Counts differ, with Peoria police citing 40 to 50 dogs removed while one report said more than 60.
- No arrests have been made as the investigation continues in coordination with the Arizona Humane Society, and the dogs are being held at city animal control kennels.
- Officials say city employees had been to the residence more than 100 times over recent years for animal-related calls and described the resident as uncooperative.