Coeur d'Alene animal control seizes four dogs from home
Zahara is recovering at Companions Animal Center on Friday after being seized along with three other dogs from a Coeur d'Alene apartment last week.
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Four dogs living in horrific conditions were recently seized from a Coeur d’Alene apartment.
One of the dogs was described in the police report as “by far the most emaciated dog I have ever dealt with in my career as an animal control officer.
“I could visually see its ribs, hip bones, vertebrae, and the bones in its leg. The dog was shaking and could hardly stand, it had mucus like discharge coming from its eyes and nose,” wrote Coeur d'Alene Animal Control Officer Kennedy Main. “Because of the obvious distress I immediately transported the dog to Prairie Animal Hospital to be treated.”
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