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ARVADA, Colo. — Seven dogs, including three puppies, were rescued from a home that was connected to alleged illegal breeding, the Arvada Police Department announced Monday.
Arvada police officers and those with the Animal Management unit served a search warrant on June 20 at a home in the 7700 block of Carr Drive, the department said.
Arvada Police Department
The suspect was arrested on outstanding warrants, according to Arvada PD, and will face “multiple new charges.”
Authorities rescued four dogs and three puppies. The department said the animals are on a “court hold” pending the outcome of the case, meaning they are not up for adoption at the moment.
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The suspect was arrested on outstanding warrants and will face multiple new charges. Four adult dogs and three puppies were recovered. City inspectors condemned the home. All the animals are on a court hold pending the case outcome. pic.twitter.com/WEUDqRQYaf
— Arvada Police (@ArvadaPolice) June 26, 2023
Arvada city inspectors condemned the home, according to police.
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