The Licking County Humane Society rescued eighty dogs from an Ohio home on July 22 — the largest rescue in the shelter's history. "Today is the start of a LONG process for these dear souls...but also the start of a new life. A life that will now be full of love, care, attention, and safety," the Facebook post from the organization stated. 🙏 Elycia Taylor, the program and communications director, told PEOPLE that the dogs are now "doing well" and are getting "acquainted" with the agency's staff. "Five nursing moms with young puppies are now in the homes of some of our foster families," she explained. "While some of the dogs will be ready for adoption in the next couple of days, many of them will continue to stay with us until we are able to remedy some more problematic medical concerns like skin lacerations, dental disease, and eye concerns." Tap the bio link for the full story. | 📷: Licking County Humane Society