Investigators seized more than 100 animals as part of a cruelty investigation in Plympton, Massachusetts, local police said Tuesday afternoon. WATCH HERE WATCH HEREOn Tuesday, investigators descended on the property with a warrant to seize the animals. They removed 115 animals, including cats, dogs, chickens, ducks, guinea hens, turkeys, quail, rabbits, ferrets, and goats. Police did not describe the conditions that led them to seize the animals or say whether any criminal charges would be filed. "My flock is actually state-certified," said Jenifer Rogers, who owns animals and lives at the house with her mother.