Most of the dogs seized from the property are being cared for.
They were evaluated for being eligible for differant types of care.
As a result of those evaluations, many have allready been placed in loving foster homes.
Only a few had to be put down as a result of their injuries. One female had developed breast tumors from over-breeding and was too week to undergo surgery.
The remainder have been relocated to a Friends of Animals sanctuary in Utal. There, they will be socialized (human and animal compatability) and then re-evaluated for foster care and adoption.
It seems that the raid on Vick's property was the best thing to ever happen to them.
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[excerpt]
An underdog’s second chance
Saved from Michael Vick’s property, pit bulls now in loving homes
Eric Risberg / AP
updated 1:58 p.m. ET, Sun., Jan. 27, 2008
His back resting comfortably against her chest, Hector nestles his massive canine head into Leslie Nuccio’s shoulder, high-fiving pit bull paws against human hands.
The big dog — 52 pounds — is social, people-focused, happy now, it seems, wearing a rhinestone collar in his new home in sunny California.
But as Hector sits up, deep scars stand out on his chest, and his eyes are imploring.
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