Dogs seized in record raid head for new homes
Dozens of rescued dogs — among the 400 pit bulls that were rescued in July in the largest dog fighting bust in U.S. history — left St. Louis yesterday morning for new homes across the country, Fox2 News in St. Louis reported.
The dogs were brought to the Humane Society in July after being seized in a five-state raid that led to nearly 30 arrests.
Twenty-six of the pit bulls left in the morning to be dropped off at adoptive homes in Utah, Oregon and California.
Another 31 dogs were leaving St. Louis yesterday for homes on the east coast.
Posted by jwoestendiek November 13th, 2009 under Muttsblog, videos.
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