Linda Blair is speaking out after authorities searched her Southern California home as part of an investigation into a reported kennel with over 100 dogs.

The Exorcist star, 67, said she and the animals are 'good' after a surprise visit from Los Angeles County officials on Friday.

Officials checked the property to see if the animals were being treated well and if the property followed county rules. They wanted to make sure the animals were safe and the property was okay.

Linda Blair posted a video on Instagram saying she and the animals are fine after the surprise visit. She said they just need to do some paperwork.

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Linda Blair talks about the search of her California home as part of an investigation into a reported kennel operation.

Linda Blair said they just need to do some paperwork and she wants to move to help more animals. She said a simple letter can work and asked people to support animal rescue.

The actress has been planning to move her rescue operation to a new place.

The search happened because authorities wanted to check a property with a kennel that had over 100 dogs.

Officials said the kennel permits expired in 2023 and they tried to contact the owner but got no answer.

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The department said they need to check the property to see if it follows county codes and to make sure the animals are safe.

Linda Blair said the investigation was a mix-up over paperwork.

The department's priority is the safety of the animals and people on the property. They want to make sure everything is okay.

The DACC said the matter is still being investigated and they can't give more details.

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The department said they can't answer questions about the case right now because it's still being investigated.

TMZ reported that Linda Blair was present during the inspection and cooperated with authorities. No dogs were taken from the property.

Linda Blair started her Worldheart Foundation in 2003 to help animals.

Linda Blair said in a video that the visit was about administrative issues, not the animals' condition.

Linda Blair said they got a surprise visit and it was just about paperwork and diagrams.

Linda Blair said she and the animals are fine and they just need to deal with some paperwork. She asked people to donate to her foundation to help animals.

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Linda Blair ended her video by saying she and the animals are okay and thanked people for their support.

Representatives for Linda Blair and the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control did not respond to requests for comment.

Christina Dugan Ramirez is an entertainment journalist with over 15 years of experience writing about Hollywood and interviewing stars.