Almost 100 Great Danes Rescued From New Hampshire Mansion Being Used As A Puppy Mill

Almost 100 Great Danes Rescued From New Hampshire Mansion Being Used As A Puppy Mill

Great Danes are some of the biggest dogs of all time and also can be some of the cuddliest.

They're generally known as gentle giants, and as with any purebred dog, people will pay top dollar for a pup that has a good bloodline and great temperament. The cool thing about adopting dogs is that there are thousands of breed-specific rescue organizations out there. While some breeders are very responsible, adopting a certain breed of dog doesn't have to be unethical.

Unfortunately, there are cases like this horrific story out of New Hampshire, where almost 100 Great Danes were rescued from an alleged puppy mill being run out of a mansion.

From the outside, the $1.45 million mansion looked normal. But inside, dozens of pups were suffering.

The floor was covered with feces and urine so thick that the dogs found there were sliding around in it.

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â€œIt was horrifying in and of itself, but Iâ€™ve never seen conditions like this in a house of that magnitude,â€ said Lindsay Hamrick, state director for the Humane Society of United States.

Almost 100 Great Danes Rescued From New Hampshire Mansion Being Used As A Puppy Mill

Great Danes are some of the biggest dogs of all time and also can be some of the cuddliest.

From the outside, the $1.45 million mansion looked normal. But inside, dozens of pups were suffering.

The floor was covered with feces and urine so thick that the dogs found there were sliding around in it.

â€œIt was horrifying in and of itself, but Iâ€™ve never seen conditions like this in a house of that magnitude,â€ said Lindsay Hamrick, state director for the Humane Society of United States.

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Almost 100 Great Danes Rescued From New Hampshire Mansion Being Used As A Puppy Mill

Great Danes are some of the biggest dogs of all time and also can be some of the cuddliest.

From the outside, the $1.45 million mansion looked normal. But inside, dozens of pups were suffering.

The floor was covered with feces and urine so thick that the dogs found there were sliding around in it.

â€œIt was horrifying in and of itself, but Iâ€™ve never seen conditions like this in a house of that magnitude,â€ said Lindsay Hamrick, state director for the Humane Society of United States.

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â€œIt was horrifying in and of itself, but Iâ€™ve never seen conditions like this in a house of that magnitude,â€ said Lindsay Hamrick, state director for the Humane Society of United States.