-from kten.com-

The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office narcotics unit recenly busted a meth lab in Denison. The lab was located in the 14-hundred block of Bullock Street.

Deputies arrived at the home and smelled a strong odor of cat and dog feces and urine. Deputies say the odor was so strong, it covered the smell of several types of chemicals inside the home that are used to make methamphetamine.

There were approximately nine dogs and 25 cats living in the home. Deputies even found one cat that was dead on a bed, covered with a towel. Deputies spent six hours at the home, and recovered numerous chemicals, glassware, glass meth pipes, and pseudo-ephedrine packets.

53 year-old Ellen Hollenbeck was arrested.

Grayson County narcotics deputies also recovered several pounds of marijuna growing at a home in Denison, on Trail Road. The suspect at the residence, admitted to growing marijuana, and showed deputies a large garden where three large marijuana plants were growing.

Inside the home, deputies found two large marijuana plants, approximately five feet tall and five feet wide hanging from the ceiling.

The suspect was not arrested at the scene due to medical complications, but a warrant for his arrest will be issued at a later date.