US EditionMore than 100 dogs and puppies rescued from suspected puppy mill in Raleigh
- On Wednesday, June 4, 2025, officials rescued a total of 101 dogs and puppies from a suspected puppy mill located near the intersection of New Bern and New Hope roads in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Raleigh Animal Control, Wake County Animal Services, and the SPCA of Wake County arrived at a location to investigate concerns regarding dogs living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions.
- The rescued dogs included many small breeds like toy poodles, Pomeranians, Chihuahuas, and Yorkies, along with a golden retriever and goldendoodle puppies, all now receiving medical assessment and care.
- SPCA Wake is currently caring for 15 dogs, including a mother with two newborn puppies, while all the recovered dogs have been transferred to partner organizations for rehabilitation and eventual adoption.
- This rescue highlights ongoing concerns about inhumane conditions at suspected puppy mills and emphasizes the need for continued community support and veterinary assistance to aid recovery.
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101 dogs rescued from North Carolina home soon to be ready for adoption
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — When the call came, Jade Byers said so many stepped up. “They called and said we need help,” said Byers with Carolina Poodle Rescue, a non-profit rescue out of Pacolet, S.C. According to Byers, the call came after Raleigh Animal Control responded to a home in southeast Raleigh where 101 dogs were discovered living in unsanitary conditions. 21 chickens were also removed. Carolina Poodle Rescue, Farm Friends Rescue, Black Ti…
In puppy factories, mother bitches spend their entire lives locked up in small, tight cages without individual attention. When parent dogs can no longer reproduce, they are abandoned or sacrificed. Due to lack of sanitary conditions, excessive pregnancies and scant veterinary care, puppies often suffer from a variety of health problems, which creates difficulties for families who should be enjoying the joy of adopting.
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WENDELL, N.C. (WNCN) — A Wendell woman was arrested Thursday after several animals were found neglected at a home a week earlier, deputies said. According to the Wake County Sheriff's Office, deputies were asked on May 27 to investigate reported animal neglect at a home in the 2500 block of Edgemont Road near Wendell at the request of Wake County Animal Control. Deputies said they found dogs, cats, five chickens, bearded dragons, ducklings, a fe…
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