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Updated: 10:20 PM CDT Mar 31, 2021 WVTM 13 Digital Over two dozen dogs were rescued from an animal cruelty case at a property in Hamilton on Tuesday. At the request of Hamilton PD, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and the Greater Birmingham Humane Society (GBHS) teamed up to save 29 dogs, including puppies, from filthy and overcrowded living conditions.Investigators say animal remains were also found on the property.“Animal cruelty should not be tolerated anywhere, and the ASPCA is grateful to the Hamilton Police Department for pursuing this case and continuing to make animal welfare issues a priority in their community,” said Jasmine Holsinger, director of field operations for the ASPCA National Field Response team. “The animals we rescued today were living in poor conditions where their basic needs were not being met, and we look forward to providing them with immediate and much-needed care.”At the property, in

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