Almost a year after a large-scale dog-hoarding intervention that shocked the animal rescuers to the core, the once-neglected dogs are now enjoying their second chance at life. The rescued pups were put up for adoption into new forever homes; one has even been reunited with his original family, the Humane Society of the United States told The Epoch Times via email. Laura Koivula, the manager of animal crimes for the Humane Society, said that when their staff and Florida’s Dixie County Sheriff’s Department visited a 5-acre residential property near Old Town on Feb. 25 last year, they encountered a horrific sight: approximately 140 caged dogs in a state of neglect, many without food or water. Koivula said the team was struck by “how tragic the scene was.” “The rain really underscored how bleak an existence these dogs were living,” she said. “Many of the dogs were living in filthy hutches which …