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More isn't always better. Sometimes more is just more. According to the Associated Press, more than 200 Chihuahuas were removed from the unsanitary conditions of a Pennsylvania home. State police obtained a search warrant for the home after receiving numerous tips from concerned citizens about the animals. The officers arrived with dog wardens and were shocked by the severity of the situation. RELATED: Most Shocking Pet Reunions Authorities told AP that many of the canines were sick and that several dead dogs were also found. The Chihuahuas removed from the home were transported to the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center, and will soon be moved to different local shelters ...

Sometimes it pays to be a tattletale. According to WGN-TV, neighbors' complaints about a strong and nauseating odor coming from a Berwyn, Ill. home led officials to investigate. What they found was a house covered in filth and filled with cats, animal feces and clutter. Once authorities were aware of the situation, Animal Care and Control was called in to start removing animals from the home, which Police Cmdr. Michael Cimaglia told the Chicago Tribune is "uninhabitable." A large number of animals were somehow living there. Officials have already pulled over 60 cats, 3 dogs and 2 opossums from the residence since Monday. Those doing the work say that they expect to find at least a ...

Sarasota County Animal Services removed approximately 263 small dogs over the past few days from a local residence. The dogs -- which included Chihuahuas, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Poodles, Bouviers and Schnauzers -- were kept in a series of outside chicken coop-like structures. RELATED: 10 Pet Heroes Who Have Risked Their Lives According to a news release from the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office, deputies initially removed two dozen dogs that were in poor medical condition and returned to the property to rescue the remaining animals. A majority of the dogs suffered from matted fur, fleas, intestinal parasites and eye issues. Of the 263 dogs, seventy have been transferred to area rescues. ...