'They were almost frozen to death!' Volunteers wade through icy waters to rescue 32 dogs 'left in hoarder's abandoned home after it was hit by floods' 32 dogs were left trapped in a 'hoarding' home in Mills County, Iowa Many of the canines were on the brink of death and it's believed some are pregnant Owner had evacuated the property in wake of the widespread flooding which has drenched the Midwest
By Andrew Court For Dailymail.com
Published: 16:46 GMT, 21 March 2019 | Updated: 23:32 GMT, 21 March 2019
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Volunteers in Iowa have waded through freezing floodwaters to save 32 dogs trapped in a 'hoarding' house.
Rescuers in Mills County were called to the water ravaged property Sunday to save the stricken animals, after the owner was evacuated in wake of the widespread flooding which has drenched the Midwest.
Many of the canines were on the brink of death and some may be pregnant, according to WOWT.
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Rescue workers were called to a flooded 'hoarding' house in Iowa on Sunday, where they rescued 32 abandoned dogs (pictured)
Volunteers risked their own heath to perform the rescue, wading through
