Shelter dogs receiving second chance at forever home in Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA (WPVI) -- More than 60 shelter dogs and puppies are getting a second chance at finding their forever homes, having arrived in Pennsylvania from California.

The animals came from overcrowded shelters where space was running out.

The rescue flight is a partnership between the Brandywine Valley SPCA, Riverside County Animal Services, and the ASPCA.

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Veterinarians will evaluate the dogs and some could be ready for adoption as early as next week.