Authorities rescued 30 dogs, including nine puppies, from a LaGrange home during a hoarding investigation.

The Mastiff mixed breed dogs were discovered at a home on North Barnard Avenue, city officials said Friday.

Investigators declared the home unfit for human habitation and the dogs’ owner surrendered the animals to the city’s animal services officers, police said.

Authorites rescued 30 dogs from a LaGrange home during a hoarding investigation. The dogs will be available for adoption Monday.

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It's unclear whether the homeowner has been charged in the case.
The 30 dogs are looking for new homes and will be available for adoption starting Monday at the LaGrange Animal Shelter, authorities said.

The LaGrange Animal Shelter opens Monday at 10 a.m.

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The shelter, at 1390 Orchard Hill Road in LaGrange, opens at 10 a.m.

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