McAllen, Texas – Following a disturbing case of animal cruelty over the weekend in McAllen, two individuals are now facing 94 counts of animal cruelty charges. The Palm Valley Animal Society’s center has been providing updates on the situation, with many of the rescued animals finding new homes through various rescue groups, according to PBS director Faith Wright.

Wright expressed the emotional toll of the rescue operation, noting that many of the animals rescued from the hoarding case have been able to receive grooming and care thanks to the efforts of local organizations and volunteers. While 26 dogs remain at the shelter out of the 94 saved, the rest have been taken in by rescue shelters in places like San Antonio, New York, and Virginia.

Despite the heartwarming progress, there is caution due to the ongoing legal case against the women responsible for the cruelty, who are currently in custody facing charges. The dogs cannot be immediately adopted out, leading to a growing need for community support in the form of monetary donations to aid in their care and rehabilitation.

Efforts are being made to contact owners of microchipped dogs, with some individuals already visiting the shelter in hopes of reuniting with their lost pets. The Palm Valley Animal Society is calling upon the community to assist in any way they can by making contributions to support the animals’ recovery.

For those looking to help, the shelter can be reached at (956) 686-1141. Updates on the case and other local news can be found by staying updated through the shelter’s website. The journey of these rescued animals serves as a reminder of the importance of coming together to support those in need in times of crisis.