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Approximately 50 animals rescued from Kendleton property after complaint of loose dogs killing other animals

Fort Bend County Animal Services rescued approximately 50 animals from deplorable living conditions at a Kendleton property after receiving complaints about loose dogs killing other animals.

By Christian Terry, Meet the Team·1 hr ago

KENDLETON, Texas - Fort Bend County Animal Services says approximately 50 animals were rescued from deplorable and unsafe living conditions at a property in Kendleton Monday.

The agency says they received a complaint about loose dogs allegedly killing other animals in the City of Kendleton.

Animal control officers responded and found animals being kept in deplorable and unsafe living conditions.

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