Savannah Chatham Animal Control Under Fire; Pets Left Voiceless

The Savannah Chatham Animal Control facility is facing criticism from a number of area animal professionals, one of whom is a veterinarian who has worked at the GA pound: “They’re hoarding,” said Dr. DeAnna Douglas in an interview Thursday. “There’s a lack of enrichment, poor sanitation, they’re not providing preventative care.” While the complaints by … Continue reading Savannah Chatham Animal Control Under Fire; Pets Left Voiceless

Action Alert Regarding Abuse of Pets at Memphis Pound

For those wanting to write letters and/or make phone calls regarding the ongoing abuse of pets at Memphis Animal Services, I have included relevant contact information and links below.  It is more effective when elected officials hear from their constituents but if you live outside the area and want to make your voice heard, be … Continue reading Action Alert Regarding Abuse of Pets at Memphis Pound

MAS Continues to Starve Dogs; Puppy Cannibalizes Littermate Out of Hunger

This is a difficult story to tell.  It is the story of 2 puppies, impounded by MAS along with 4 others (whose outcomes are unknown), who are both now dead.  The details are horrifying but must be shared if there is to be any hope of justice.  In my view, justice for the deaths of … Continue reading MAS Continues to Starve Dogs; Puppy Cannibalizes Littermate Out of Hunger

“We will not tolerate the abuse of any animal.” (HUGE asterisk)

The Horn Lake Animal Shelter in Mississippi holds an animal control contract and has an ACO to investigate crimes against animals and help bring those responsible to justice.  The shelter is only open on weekdays and anyone needing help with an animal when the shelter is closed is directed to call the police department: Our … Continue reading “We will not tolerate the abuse of any animal.” (HUGE asterisk)

SC Shelter: Hookworms, Plague – eh, what’s the diff?

When a dog is infected with hookworms, the adult worms produce eggs in the intestine which are expelled with the dog's feces.  Once on the ground, the eggs hatch and develop into larvae.  The larvae can survive in the soil, provided temperatures are above freezing, for only a few months while waiting for a new … Continue reading SC Shelter: Hookworms, Plague – eh, what’s the diff?