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SPCA seizes 50 dogs from Middle Township home; at least six dogs dead
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
Atlantic County SPCA Agent Diane Yeager, right, of the English Creek section of Egg Harbor Township, restrains a hound dog as Steven Dash, executive director of the Humane Society of Atlantic County who lives in Egg Harbor City, draws blood from the dog to test it for heart worm, before bringing it back to the shelter.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
Atlantic County SPCA Agent Yeager restrains a hound dog as Steven Dash draws blood to test the dog for heart worm.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
Three and a half dogs were found buried in the backyard of a home on Goshen Road in Middle Township.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
The floor inside of the Middle Township home in Goshen was covered with dog urine, feces and fur.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
A mixed breed licks the face of NJSPCA Officer Ned Shimp, of Pilesgrove Township, Salem County.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
Dogs wait to be taken to the Humane Society of Atlantic County after being tested for heart worm.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
A collie peers out from behind a fenced-in kennel, which was shared with at least four other dogs at the Cape May County home.
Stefanie Campolo
SPCA RAID
Volunteers Traci Johnson, right, of Cape May Court House, and Sean Conway, of Pine Hill, stand with a chow mix and a collie mix, respectively, as they wait for the dogs to be tested for heart worm.
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