Many of the 110 dogs seized this week from the Willamette Valley Animal Rescue near Salem are going to foster families who work with the Oregon Humane Society.  David Lytle, with O-H-S, says they can't be put up for adoption until the court gives the okay.  Most of the dogs are emaciated and need to be fed slowly to nurse them back to health.  The woman who ran the shelter, Alicia Inglish, faces misdemeanor charges of animal neglect.