Mesquite police work with Utah and Nevada agencies for seized dogs
By Tim Gurrister · June 8, 2026 · 1 min read
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Mesquite police are working with agencies across Nevada and Utah to find new homes for 114 dogs seized during a neglect case raid. The effort involves a network of professionals and volunteers including the Humane Society of Northern Utah and RSQ Dogs +.
Key takeaways
Mesquite police seized 114 dogs during a raid involving a neglect case.
Agencies from Utah and Nevada are assisting in finding homes for the animals.
The Humane Society of Northern Utah and RSQ Dogs + are among the participating organizations.
Mesquite police have described the support received as incredible following a raid that resulted in the seizure of 114 dogs. A network of professionals and volunteers from Nevada and Utah has stepped up to assist with the case.
This collaborative effort includes organizations such as the Ogden-based Humane Society of Northern Utah and RSQ Dogs + of St. George.
The initiative involves multiple agencies working together to find new homes for the animals involved in the neglect case. The Mesquite Police Department noted the significant aid provided by the various participating groups across state lines.
