Nearly 100 dogs are rescued from a home in Fort McMurray, Alberta. The animals are taken out of the residence as part of an animal welfare response.

After the rescue, the dogs are placed in the care of the Fort McMurray SPCA. The organization says it will notify the public when the dogs are ready for adoption. Other details about how the situation is discovered or what led to the rescue are not provided in the available reports.

The focus across outlets is on the number of dogs involved, the fact that they are removed from the home, and the SPCA’s role in arranging their care and eventual adoption. Both reports describe the custody transfer and do not highlight any disagreements about the incident’s basic facts.