Protesters forced out of the Dakota Access Pipeline encampment left behind so many dogs that a local animal shelter is planning to return every weekend to rescue abandoned pets.
Staff from local animal shelter Furry Friends Rockin’ Rescue told KFYR they’re having a hard time saving the animals because of loud noises from the heavy machinery being used to clean up the camp.
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