Linda Blair Says Search Of Her Reported Kennel Was About "Paperwork"
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Key Points:
- Linda Blair's Southern California property was searched by Los Angeles County animal control and regional planning officials due to suspicions of an unlicensed kennel operation housing over 100 dogs, with some reports indicating up to 200 dogs present.
- The search aimed to verify compliance with county codes to ensure the safety and well-being of the animals and people on the property, and Blair cooperated fully with the investigation.
- Blair posted a video on Instagram assuring that she and the animals are fine, attributing the issue to paperwork and expressing confusion over the in-person search notification instead of mail.
- She emphasized her ongoing commitment to animal rescue and mentioned plans to move to a new location to expand her educational efforts and help more animals.
- Blair highlighted the challenges of communication overload in animal rescue work and advocated for traditional contact methods like letters to improve coordination.
