PAWS Chicago to take in 32 dogs following Los Angeles seizure

Rescued dogs from California airlifted to Chicago for second chance

Hundreds of dogs saved from overcrowded shelters after a major rescue in Lake Hughes are being flown to Chicago, where nonprofits are working to find them safe, loving homes.

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 32 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.