Dozens of dogs in poor health removed from Henry County home being used as "makeshift kennel", homeowner charged

HENRY COUNTY, Ohio — It’s been a tough week for staff and volunteers at the Henry County Humane Society and other animal rescue organizations after dozens of Dobermans in poor health were pulled from a home that appeared to have been converted into a “makeshift kennel” according to the Henry County Sheriff’s Office .

Deputies and the Henry County Dog Warden conducted a search at a home on the 2900 block of Township Road T3 on Friday after receiving reports that there were dogs at the location in poor health.

When they arrived at the residence they found 80 dogs, all living in unsanitary and dangerous conditions.

Multiple wire dog crates were found stacked in the rooms and there was a strong odor of fecal matter and urine in the home, according to the sheriff’s office. Floors and cages