Hopkinton, Rhode Island – Over two dozen golden retrievers have been rescued from deplorable conditions at an in-home breeding situation. As reported by News Nation Now, the dogs were removed from a residence in Hopkinton last Friday after officials went to the home to investigate an unlicensed breeding operation.
The rescue included 20 puppies and seven adult dogs living in conditions described as “horrendous.”
The dogs’ owner willingly surrendered the dogs to the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RISPCA); the puppies should be ready for adoption in four to six weeks, and the adult dogs will be available in three to six months.
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