A large Lancaster County kennel was raided last week by humane agents who seized 23 malnourished and diseased dogs in what officials describe as the first major effort to crack down on the state's "puppy mill" industry.
Agents executed a search warrant at Long Lane Kennel in Narvon on Dec. 21, removing starving dogs - some with advanced skin diseases and respiratory infections - after, they said, the kennel failed to correct repeated violations of state regulations.
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