Law enforcement and Humane Society officials arrived at the home in the 2000 block of Saddlehorn Trail around 10:45 a.m. and started loading animals onto trailers.
Officials with the Humane Society are working to bring the animals to their wellness clinic for assessment and treatment.
#breakingnews 150 animals being seized from one household in Katy by @HoustonHumane this morning. Our team is loading these animals and will be bringing them to our Animal Wellness Clinic for assessment and treatment. We will update with more info here. pic.twitter.com/DU8k1V2Uqq
— Houston Humane (@HoustonHumane) February 28, 2020
The Humane Society told ABC13 it seized 97 dogs, 74 cats, 21 fish, 18 turtles, 5 rats and 4 ferrets from the animal cruelty/hoarding situation.
Officials say they got complaints about the home from neighbors and obtained a warrant Friday morning.
Before even entering the home, rescue officials noticed at least 50 dogs outside.
Although the Humane Society initially reported 150 animal seized, it found that more than 200 pets were actually rescued after further investigation.
The animal rescue was a civil seizure, and the homeowner has not been charged at this time.
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