Firefighters were called to the residence on Tuesday afternoon to find it in flames.
Linda Nash, the owner of the kennels and the homeowner, said on Thursday she told an inspector that she was not renewing her breeder’s license.
An account has been set up for donations for dog food and supplies for the 22 dogs that remain in outdoor kennels not affected by the fire.
A fund has been set up at Regions Bank for anyone who would like to donate. You can donate at any branch to the Flashpoint Kennel fund or you can mail your donations to 2101 Shorter Ave., Rome, GA 30165.
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Two days after breeder Linda Nash lost 37 dogs in a fire that also claimed her home, the Georgia Department of Agriculture visited the Fox Hill Drive kennel on Thursday, Jan. 5.
The inspector found 22 dogs “in need of foster homes at this time,” said spokesman Arty Schronce of the Department of Agriculture.
He said 19 other dogs had already been placed elsewhere.
Nash disagrees. She said those 22 dogs do not need foster care, since they were in outside kennels not affected by the fire.
The Rome-Floyd Fire Department is continuing its investigation into what caused Tuesday’s fire, said Fire Chief Gordon Henderson.
The fire claimed the life of 37 dogs including nine Jack Russell terriers, one Boston terrier, six
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