PAWS Chicago to take in 42 dogs following Los Angeles seizure
How PAWS Chicago stepped in to save 32 dogs from California
Dozens of dogs from California have arrived in Chicago and PAWS is stepping up to help them out.
CHICAGO - PAWS Chicago is preparing to receive over two dozen dogs from California following a large-scale animal seizure in Los Angeles County.
What we know:
Nearly 300 animals were seized in Los Angeles, overwhelming local shelters. PAWS Chicago will take in 42 dogs as part of a transfer effort.
What's next:
The dogs are expected to arrive on Tuesday afternoon at a Chicago-area airport before being transported to PAWS Chicago’s Kocourek Medical Center, where they will receive care and be prepared for adoption.
The Source: This article contains details from PAWS Chicago. This article was updated with recent numbers March 24 at 2:37 p.m.