38 dogs seized as Cincinnati Animal CARE faces capacity crisis

38 dogs have been seized through recent animal welfare investigations, contributing to a total of 112 dogs that Cincinnati Animal CARE has received in just seven days, the shelter tells WCPO.Because of the capacity crisis, Cincinnati Animal CARE is urgently seeking fosters, volunteers and adopters to relieve pressure on its facility. Click here for more information.24 of the 38 dogs seized were taken from two separate Hamilton County properties over the past two days. Fourteen large shepherd-type dogs were taken from one property, while 10 dogs of varying sizes were taken from the other property, according to Cincinnati Animal CARE.Because the dogs were seized during these operations, they cannot be adopted while they remain on investigation holds, something the shelter says contributes to its ongoing capacity crisis. The dogs cannot be put up for adoption until their legal status is resolved. Cincinnati Animal CARE says the Hamilton County Dog Warden has responded to seven cases invol