This is disgusting:

An investigation into the death of 14-year-old Berwyn boy led officials to a home that contained dozens of animals, including dogs, cats, rats and raccoons.

Matthew Degner, of the 2800-block of Lombard in Berwyn, died of bronchopneumonia and the death was ruled natural, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. His body was found inside the home, which also contained more than 100 animals.

A spokesperson for Illinois Department of Family Services says that it is investigating allegations of neglect against the dead boy’s mother and three siblings, ages 12 to 17, have been removed from the house.

A Yorkie Terrier mix is one of nearly 200 animals in the care of the Animal Welfare League. The group says they were found covered in feces and cockroaches.

“The animals are dehydrated, and they were in cages with dead animals,” said Linda Estrada, Animal Welfare League. “Each cage had like four or five inches of mold and feces.”

Police were initially called to the house Thursday after Degner was reported dead inside.

Neighbors say for years the home reeked of waste.

“I smelled feces, basically. It was horrible, nasty. It smelled like something was dying in there,” said Jesse Catalan, neighbor. “I always used to assume that it was just manure for the plants the lady used to water every morning.”

Neighbors say about a year ago, the family put up this green barrier on the front lawn and posted no trespassing signs.

Check out on these trifling folks in the video below:

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