Dogs rescued from hoarding case in Galloway Township now up for adoption
One pup, “Moo,” already found her forever home.
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6h agoThe dogs that have been rescued from a hoarding situation in Galloway Township are now available for adoption.
The police officers who helped save their lives visited the Atlantic County Humane Society to reunite with the dogs they rescued.
Most of the dogs are ready to be adopted. And one pup, “Moo,” already found her forever home.
For more information on how to adopt any of the dogs, click here.
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