Dogs rescued from Western PA farm, get new leash on life

15 dogs are resting nicely Thursday night after being rescued from a breeder in western Pennsylvania.

A Tail to Tell is responsible for the rescue. The dogs were all small, under 15-20 pounds. Now each one has a second chance at life.

The dog rescue group A Tale to Tell says breeders sometimes release unwanted dogs to rescue groups.

We know these dogs came from a farm in western Pennsylvania but in order to keep a working relationship with the breeder and keep future dogs alive the rescue group can't say exactly were the dogs came from

Each dog will now be assessed by a veterinarian and a groomer will come in and bath them, clip their nails and clean their ears.

They will stay until a foster home or a forever home is located. A local dog groomer/boarder who is volunteering to help

“This is a second chance at life and that's what every dog we rescue has,” stated the groomer/boarder.

The dogs range in size from 10 to 20 pounds and include Fox Terrier breeds and Chinchilla breed.

IF you are interested in adopting one of the pets, here is an email address: Lillieflaps@comcast.net