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By Steve Birmingham For The St. Louis Globe-Democrat
One of many dachshunds rescued from a dog breeder near Hurley, Missouri. Photo by Steve Birmingham.
An animal rescue in Stone County, Missouri Monday netted Humane Society of Missouri Animal Cruelty Task Force rescuers 55 dogs.
Most of the dogs were dachshunds and Humane Society of Missouri Vice-President of Operations Debbie Hill said many showed signs for malnourishment.
The variety of dachshunds, Great Pyrenees, beagles and mixed breeds were brought to the Humane Society’s headquarters on Macklind Avenue where they were immediately checked in and treated for various maladies.
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