Name: Japanese health officials find 164 dogs crammed into tiny house
Uploaded: 2020-11-05T20:31:05.000Z
Duration: 1 min 24 s
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that is the sound of 164 emaciated dogs that have been crammed into a tiny house in western Japan.

They were discovered by health officials in what activists have called one of the country's worst cases of animal hoarding.

The parasite infested animals were found in a 323 square foot house in the city of Izumo in mid October after neighbors have complained.

Me, the head of animal rights group WKYC, in three entire floor was filled with dogs on the floor.

Spaces you could see were covered with feces.

Thing way will be spaying and Neutering the dogs, vaccinating them and getting rid of the parasites way the dogs had been packed onto shelves and under tables and chairs.

The house was first visited seven years ago by public health officials after complaints about the noise and a bad smell, but the owner refused to let them in to investigate.

At the time, three people live in the house.

They say they could not afford to spay and neuter the dogs, so they just kept breeding.

 Sagami says the family has agreed to give up the animals. 