Concern about the behavioral and medical histories of dogs rescued from two houses in Whiteford in May has led a southern Pennsylvania animal rescue group to file for custody of two dogs being sheltered at the Humane Society of Harford County.

Animal Rescue Inc., a “no kill” shelter based in Maryland Line, Pa., has filed a complaint in Harford County District Court to regain custody of two dogs seized from the property of Donna Bell on May 12, according to the rescue?s founder Grace Froelich.

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