LOCAL
More than 50 dogs surrendered by Georgetown backyard breeder
Some of the dogs that were surrendered will be up for adoption by the end of the week.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The Delaware Office of Animal Welfare issued the breeder multiple notices for corrective action.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The Brandywine Valley SPCA was brought in by the state Office of Animal Welfare through a partnership between the agencies.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The Brandywine Valley SPCA gave medical care to 161 dogs at a Georgetown backyard breeder's home Saturday. Fifty-eight of the dogs were turned over to the SPCA and will go up for adoption.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The breeder was issued corrective notices for grooming and medical issues witnessed at the Georgetown home.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The Brandywine Valley SPCA is asking for donations to help cover the costs of medical outreach and emergency boarding for these animals.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
Most of the surrendered dogs were small dog breeds that were of adult or senior age.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
More than 100 dogs remain on the Georgetown property.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
More than 50 dogs were surrendered to the Brandywine Valley SPCA Saturday.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
A breeder in Georgetown surrendered more than 50 dogs to the Brandywine Valley SPCA.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The dogs were offered medical treatment for immediate issues, as well as vaccines, de-worming and other services.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
A team of 15 people from the Brandywine Valley SPCA spent more than eight hours at the home Saturday.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA
The dogs will be placed up for adoption as early as the end of the week.
Courtesy Of Brandywine Valley SPCA