ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Authorities in north Georgia are investigating after several dogs were found living in unsanitary conditions.

Investigators with the Georgia Department of Agriculture, alongside Catoosa County law enforcement, said they received a tip about possible animal abuse at a home in Tunnel Hill.

While serving a search warrant, they found 32 dogs living in and around an abandoned area of the property.

“It was readily apparent that the animals were not being humanely cared for and were living in unhealthy conditions,” the department said.

The dogs were removed from the home and taken to veterinary care. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing, and charges would be brought once all animals are evaluated.

The names of those with suspected involvement are n

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