 The rescue of the 4,000 dogs from the facility in August of 2022 led to the nationwide effort by the animal shelters to find the dogs' new owners in the U.S. The Justice Department said on Monday that Invigo had committed and admitted that it had conspired to knowingly violate the Animal Welfare Act by failing to provide, among other things, adequate veterinary care, adequate staffing, and safe living conditions for dogs housed at the Cumberland County facility.