CORTLAND, Neb., Nov. 3 (UPI) -- Investigators say many of the 103 dogs found in a small house in Nebraska had health problems, including trouble walking and skin and eye diseases.
The dogs were discovered Tuesday in a one-story house in Cortland in southeast Nebraska, KETV, Omaha, reported. They were mostly smaller breeds, including Pekingese and Chihuahuas and were loose in the house.
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The owner has been charged with animal neglect. She said she was rescuing the dogs.
Most of the dogs were brought to the Humane Society's Omaha shelter.
