The Houston SPCA pulled up to the Puppy Dogs R Us around 10:30am with two big trucks and a tractor. Kerry McKeel with the organization said they were following a court order to return the animals, which were first seized last week.
The Liberty County Sheriff's Office said the animals were being neglected at the property.
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"We're very disappointed. Deeply, deeply disappointed to have to bring the animals back here to Puppy Dogs R Us," said McKeel. "The case is closed because of the court's decision."
A judge yesterday dismissed the civil case against Puppy Dogs R Us because the warrant didn't list the property address. Allegations of abuse were not discussed.
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