Dead dog, deplorable conditions spur police action at Buckeye home

People who live in the Tartesso community in Buckeye say the two-story home near 306th Lane and Celeborn Drive stands out and not in a good way. The home is infested with rats. It is completely unlivable. And up to this point, we haven't seen any action as far as making sure that the public health is taken into consideration. There's debris, feces. Flies everywhere. You can kind of see them right now. From our SkyFox drone, we could see trash scattered in the backyard, destroyed fencing, and dirty tubs of water. A number of holes had been dug too, and neighbors who want to keep their name private fear the worst. Abandoned, abused, neglected dogs. We've been able to see holes that are being dug. In the backyard as well. So we don't know if there are dogs being buried in the backyard. What cannot be conveyed through the TV is how bad it smells. People say that more than a dozen dogs live there. Buckeye police removed one dead dog from the property over the weekend, but other animals were left behind. Police say they couldn't locate the owner at the time, but talked with someone who was at the property about the care of the dogs. And according to Maricopa County The people who are listed as the owners of the home. Eddie and Lauren Nash were booked into jail on October 27th for allegedly stealing copper wire in Scottsdale. Early this morning, some neighbors say that they saw the remaining dogs being removed between 1 and 3 AM. The women hope the animals are okay and the problem property will get cleaned up. That's why we're here. I mean, we're here to talk about it, bring as much traction as we can and get these dogs hopefully help find out where they are, get them safe and hold the people responsible I'm responsible, accountable for it. Buckeye police say the investigation is ongoing. The remaining animals were moved by a family member who they did have contact with. The community does have an HOA and Kinney Management Services is the management company. I reached out to them for comment, but I've not heard back yet. Ellen McNamara, Fox 10 News.