
MIAMI- A massive animal rescue effort is playing out in Miami-Dade County.
Authorities say many as 9,000 animals were found living in filthy, deplorable conditions.
Police have arrested two people, and are actively looking for a third suspect, accused of running an illegal slaughterhouse.
The surviving animals are being taken to sanctuaries across the state, but unfortunately, many are not expected to survive.
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