Animal advocates rush to save more than 200 dogs in Mississippi before winter storm

Animal advocates are racing to rescue more than 200 dogs from a rural Mississippi property before a massive winter storm. Paws of War is helping lead the charge. It's a New York-based nonprofit that rescues animals and places them with veterans and first responders. The organization's co-founder says his team arrived at the property, located in Tupelo, Mississippi, on Wednesday. He described it as a “house of horrors." As of Thursday evening, nine shelters had taken about 60 dogs, and Paws of War is working to find shelter for the rest before the storm hits.