Rotting goat in bathtub, 41 animals, and 8-month-old child stunned South Carolina police on May 19. The home, owned by Kayla Renard and Nicholas Foley, was filled with animal feces, overwhelming ammonia, and six dead animals. “Never seen such horror,” police said.

Police described the ammonia stench as eye-burning and found 25 dogs, raccoons, chickens, cats, and rabbits living in squalor. Dr. Kim Sanders called the home “unfit for any living creature.” Foley and Renard showed no emotion even as their baby was removed for safety.

Six dead animals, including a baby goat stored in Tupperware in the kitchen, were found amid the chaos.