27-year-old Bobby McCoy after they seized more than 20 dogs from a home in the 200 block of Church Street on Thursday.
Officers initially responded to the home at about 10 a.m., after receiving a request from the state's Adult Protective Services office. When they discovered the squalid and unsanitary conditions inside the home, officers transported the 80-year-old woman living there -- McCoy's grandmother -- to West Georgia Medical Center for evaluation and contacted the Hogansville Code Enforcement office to investigate the home.
Inside the home, authorities found a large amount of dog feces, derelict and dangerous building conditions and signs of rodent infestation.
Authorities had to wear air packs and respirators as they entered a Hogansville home on Thursday, July 12, 2018, due to the intense odor and unsanitary conditions inside.
The search for several dogs had to be abandoned due to unsafe conditions inside the home. Two of the dogs recovered from the residence had to be euthanized because of their deteriorating health.
The Hogansville Police Department investigation into this case is ongoing.
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