WESTMINSTER, Calif. (KABC) -- More than 1,000 applications have been submitted to adopt nearly 80 bulldogs found in filthy, hoarder-like conditions at a home in Westminster last week.
The French and English bulldogs rescued from the home of a suspected breeder on Nov. 6 are now in the care of Westminster Adoption Group and Services.
WAGS manager Cortney Dorney said she was told about 25 dogs were going to need help after the incident, but it turned out to be 78 of them, many suffering from a number of ailments.
"Covered in mange, ear infections, surgical incisions that were infected. Their pads on the bottom of their feet were all burned to the skin, most likely from urine," she added. "All of the males: the testicles are all burned from just laying and having that skin."
WAGS asked for the public's support to help get the dogs medical care and then find them new homes. Just days later, the response has been overwhelming.
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Adoption applications have been accepted since Tuesday, and more than 1,000 families have already applied, Dorney said.
Though the applicant pool is large, there is good news: Applications are being accepted until 5 p.m. Saturday.
Here is how the adoption process works:
You can get to the adoption application here: http://wagspetadoption.org/bulldog-app.docx
You can email the completed application to: wagsbulldogs@gmail.com
To donate to WAGS, visit https://www.paypal.me/wagspetadoption.