The cast-off dogs and puppies were taken to the North Shore Animal League in Port Washington -- the largest no-kill shelter in the world -- after they were rescued from the mill.
The dogs will now be available for adoption.
Among the rescued dogs are adults that were used for breeding, adolescents and puppies -- including various breeds such as Cocker Spaniels, Chihuahuas, Mini-Pinchers, Jack Russell Terriers and Poodle mixes.
Inset photo: Mona Rivera
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NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- About two hundred rescue dogs from a Missouri puppy mill were welcomed with cheers Monday at a Long Island no-kill shelter.
