Authorities say a Chandler, Arizona, woman who ran an animal rescue out of her now-condemned home has been arrested
CHANDLER, Ariz. — — A Chandler woman who ran an animal rescue out of her now-condemned home has been arrested after dozens of abused dogs were discovered and five dead puppies found in a freezer, according to police.
The search followed multiple calls and reports from concerned neighbors about smells coming from the home and hoarding conditions, police said. The air quality in the home was so bad that firefighters had to wear special breathing equipment. The house is now condemned, according to authorities. According to court documents, McLaughlin told police she didn’t believe there was anything wrong with storing food next to the dead animals in the freezer. She also said she had been running the rescue for a year and had taken on too many dogs.
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