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19 dogs living in unsanitary conditions recovered after welfare check in Miami Beach; 1 arrested

Marcus Chen
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Marcus Chen
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19 dogs living in unsanitary conditions recovered after welfare check in Miami Beach; 1 arrested — Coral Gables Health news

A disturbing discovery was made inside a Miami Beach home when police officers found over a dozen dogs, including puppies, inside a cooler in the home where they lived in deplorable conditions. Miami Beach Police said they conducted a welfare check involving an elderly woman at 4300 North Michigan Avenue alongside the Florida Department of Children and Families. When they arrived, they found a horror show. Four puppies were in a weak and dying state while other parts of the home were severely unsanitary, posing significant health and safety concerns, officials said. Eleven other dogs were also found in deplorable conditions. There are four pups and the dogs. The pups are inside a bathtub. If you want to come see recounted a responding police officer in body camera footage following the disturbing discovery. Detectives determined that Jorge Morillo lived at the home for about five years and was responsible for the dogs and the elderly woman. What was discovered ins

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