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That sickens me. Dozens of frozen carcasses present in Pa. kennel 21 hours before Loading.... EMMAUS, Pa. Agents raided a crate and found countless animals crowded together in foul-smelling circumstances and a large number of carcasses in a fridge, experts said. Authorities eliminated 56 troubled dogs and cats for quick medical attention after Wednesday's raid at the Almost Heaven Kennel in Upper Milford Township, said Elaine Skypala, program manager for the Pennsylvania Society for preventing Cruelty to Animals. They certainly were settling to simply take 100 more creatures, she said. a freezer was found by Agents comprising 65 carasses. Animals were also found up to 800 by them, including turkeys, small horses and monkeys, most of them living amid the smell of corrosion and feces. "It is horrible," Skypala said. search warrants were served three by The SPCA within an procedure that arose from citizen grievances and an undercover investigation. The society's officials have police power under state law to research statements of animal cruelty, abuse or neglect. Kennel operator Derbe Eckhart was reported with two matters of cruelty to animals in Wednesday's raid. He faces a fine of $750 for every count. Eckhart questioned the group's accusations, observing that the August examination by their state Bureau of Dog Police Force resulted in number violations of crate rules. "What they tried to complete recently was paint an image that was not there," Eckhart said Thursday. Skypala said experts could carry on working at the crate. She said a tentative offer called for Eckhart to start an instantaneous cleaning and for the SPCA to possess unrestricted use of the services for 6 months. Eckhart was charged 2 yrs early in the day with working a without a permit and having way too many apes. He paid court fees and fees. A friend, Jackie Arney, said she was not amazed by Wednesday's raid. "You hear (the dogs) sobbing and screaming all night," Arney said. But Millie Altomare, 68, whose pet Fern is groomed at the crate, said Eckhart "is never granted any credit for the great things he does. They're continually picking with this man."