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The kennel was located at the west end of the property. It was a single structure with its northern end altered from a hog breeding barn, its southern end custom made, and an office room between those areas. Both areas had elevated indoor/outdoor cages on each of the building’s longer sides. The indoor cages had self-feeders and included automatic water nipples. Cages were constructed with treated plastic wire, with the northern indoor cages having the same thin-gauge, treated-plastic wire used for the floorings and the walls. The southern cages, both indoors and outdoors, and the northern outdoor cages had a thicker-gauge, orange rubber-coated flooring. Deborah mentioned to me that the floorings of the northern indoor cages cause the dogs’ paws to “get a little sore” (3.6 Primary enclosures (a) General requirements (2)(ii) Protect the dogs from injury). The outdoor cages were set about five feet above ground level. Where the cage walls interfaced with the building, brown and yellow stains existed from the cage down to the bottom of the building along its outside wall (Sec 3.1 Housing facilities, general (c) Surfaces (2) Maintenance and replacement of surfaces). Southern room In the southern room, there was a lower level of about three cages on the eastern wall; however, these enclosures had no outdoor access. The cages, about four feet long and two feet wide, held whelping mothers and puppies. There was a total of about ten indoor/outdoor cages in two elevated rows in the southern part of the kennel. There were two rows of eight cages in the northern end of the kennel. Each of the breeder cages held two to three dogs of various breeds. READ MORE: https://www.caps-web.org/goracke-debo... CONNECT WITH CAPS - Website: https://www.caps-web.org/ Donate: https://www.caps-web.org/donate/ Facebook:   / companionanimalprotectionsociety   Instagram:   / caps_web   Twitter:   / capsweb   Subscribe for Newsletters: https://www.caps-web.org/subscribe/ Founded in 1992, the Companion Animal Protection Society (CAPS) is the only national nonprofit dedicated exclusively to protecting companion animals from cruelty in pet shops and puppy/kitten mills. CAPS addresses animal suffering through investigations, outreach, legislation, legal advocacy, consumer assistance, and rescue. #AdoptDontShop #AnimalWelfare #PuppyMill Stop Puppy Mills End Puppy Mills Puppies In Cages Tecumesuh, NE Undercover Puppy Mill Deborah Goracke Nebraska Puppy Mill Nebraska Dog Breeder