PLYMOUTH COUNTY, Iowa (KCAU) — Recently, the Animal Rescue League of Iowa reported they had rescued more than 100 dogs from a rural Plymouth County residence. Now, the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office is saying three children were also removed from the home.

According to a release, officials with the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at around 10:45 a.m. on September 18 after reports that three children and animals were living in an unsafe environment.

Officials said that the three children were removed from the home due to living conditions. The children are now in the care of the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services.

Authorities conducted a follow-up investigation on September 23. During the follow-up, 111 dogs were removed from the home due to the conditions they were living in. The dogs are being cared for by the Animal Rescue League of Iowa and the Siouxland Humane Society.

The Animal Rescue League of Iowa described the conditions at the home as “toxic,” and officials said that they tested the air, finding high amounts of ammonia inside the home.

The Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by Le Mars Fire Rescue, the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services, the Animal Rescue League of Iowa, and the Siouxland Humane Society.

Officials did not name any suspects or any charges in connection with this case. The investigation is still ongoing.