Ohio animal rescue co-founder's home becomes grave for 146 dogs.
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146 dead dogs were found in the home of a co-founder of an animal rescue organization in Ohio. The homeowner is also the subject of an animal neglect investigation in Parma, Ohio. No dogs were found alive. The Portage Animal Protective League confirmed the homeowner is a co-founding operator of Canine Lifeline. The organization said it's cooperating with the investigations.
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