Disturbing Discovery: 88 Animals Rescued, 22 Found Dead In Residence
Authorities rescued 88 animals and recovered the remains of 22 others during a search at a home in The Colony, officials said.
The Colony Police Department executed a search and seizure operation at a residence on Alta Oaks following reports of animals living in distressing conditions.
Breakdown of Rescued Animals:
- 24 dogs
- 45 cats
- 12 reptiles
- 7 mice
All animals are receiving comprehensive veterinary evaluations and necessary medical care.
Due to the high number of rescued animals, The Colony Animal Services exceeded its capacity. Temporary housing and care has been arranged by boarding facilities and rescue organizations.
Statement from Officials: "This operation demonstrates the commitment to protecting all animals in our community," said Mark Cooper, Director of The Colony Animal Services. "The health and safety of each animal and reptile will be our top priority throughout this entire process."
A criminal investigation is currently ongoing.
To inquire about supporting rescued animals, please contact 972-370-9250 or visit the Donations and Wish List page online here:
www.thecolonytx.gov/ 168/Donations-Wish-L ist 
Disturbing Discovery: 88 Animals Rescued, 22 Found Dead In Resid
