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Chalan Lowry recalls a previous occasion, maybe eight years ago, when the Portage Animal Protective League took in a menagerie similar to what it unexpectedly found itself within Mogadore last week.

The executive director of the APL remarked, "We had a situation where we had numerous dogs, many exotic birds, many chickens, cats, and horses."
The APL was then contacted, and according to Lowry, the homeowner willingly surrendered the collection of two-legged, eight-legged, no-legged, furred, scaled, and feathered species.
 
According to Lowry, "I would say the ferrets, the rabbit, several of the dogs, the cat, and the snake, many of them were underweight." "Some, but not to an excessive degree, which is nice. It's hard to predict. On the one hand, you know, they don't seem that horrible to certain individuals. However, I say, "I don't really want to wait till things are that terrible, you know." I'm happy we stepped in. I'm delighted they're here and that the owner easily turned them over to us. "Yes, some people are unquestionably underweight.
 
 
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The Portage County Sheriff's Office and Mogadore police were executing a search warrant at a Second Street residence on July 5 in conjunction with a narcotics investigation when they discovered a sizable number of non-human inhabitants. There were five dogs, one cat, a rabbit, four ferrets, five snakes, three tarantulas, a scorpion, two alligators, three turtles, one snapping turtle, and an iguana, 300 fish, six ducks, and two geese on the list.
Nothing in her previous eight years of experience, she claimed, was comparable.
 
As for animals living in appalling conditions, Lowry added, "I think we've certainly had some circumstances later that were sort of borderline hoarding."However, nothing this substantial with so many exotic species, fish, and alligators has ever been present. It was unquestionably something new. "