CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — An animal shelter is trying to find out who donated a litter of puppies to a Chattanooga Goodwill center.
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The pups were sealed in a box labeled "stuff animals."
According to WRCB, animal shelter workers said temperatures reached nearly 100 degrees in the box and that three female puppies were suffering from heat exhaustion and covered in urine.
The trio are thought to be between nine and 11 weeks old.
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According to WTVC, the animal care center said the dogs looked to have been neglected for some time.
The McKamey Animal Center is offering a $1000 reward for information leading to an arrest, according to the center's Facebook page.
They are doing great and the investigation continues. Thank you to all who added to the reward which is now at $1000
Posted by McKamey Animal Center on Tuesday, April 21, 2015
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