Ogden, Utah. What started as a simple welfare check turned into a jaw-dropping discovery. Over 150 animals found packed inside a single home. Officers were overwhelmed by barking, chaos, and the overwhelming conditions inside. 73-year-old Miguel Salgado Vargas is now facing 637 criminal charges, including animal cruelty and kennel violations. Viewer discretion is advised. This footage may be disturbing to some. [Applause] Police. There's like 20 right here. City police. If you're inside, make yourself known. We have a search warrant. Open it. [Applause] Back out. You want a mask? Like a little mask. [Applause] My eyes burn. Not good, bro. We have hazmat suits in our truck. You You guys might need them later. Yeah, we're going to get our masks real quick. I mean, what's the concern that there's more people in here? I mean, this is I mean, you never see people That's never good enough. Oh my god, there's a lot. Grab your mask. Grab your mask. I just want to make it fast and I don't want to go slow. It's very strong. Good night. [Applause] You're up here. Well, we got mask. [Music] We'll see what we can do. Located on [Applause] [Music] So that this makes filter out smells. [Applause] [Applause] Yeah, dude. Quick. Let's go. [Applause] Huh? We got several cats back there. The door open. No, not that I saw. A lot of cats. [Applause] Can we go in here? [Applause] Hey, this case is a heartbreaking example of extreme animal hoarding and the urgent need for stronger checks on animal welfare. Thankfully, the animals are now safe and getting the care they need. What do you think should happen in cases like this? Let us know in the comments. And if you want to see more real footage and breakdowns like this, don't forget to comment, like, share, and subscribe. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next one.