Cats Seized At Sacred Vision Animal Sanctuary

I agree with a lot of rescuers being hoarders. On my first rescue I met a woman who bragged about having 69 cats. A day or so later on the news there was a story about a woman in that town having 69 cats being a hoarder.

That’s why I like to post plenty of pics of my sanctuary. My house is cluttered in much the same way the home of a two year old is cluttered. I like to show my cats just laying around because some “rescuers” keep their cats in cages.

I have a chip in now to fund surgery for the cats that were too sick or too young to be done at adoption. On April 6 when I have Cassie and Mandy done I’ll post the receipt on my websites to show contributors the money went for the surgery.

I hope to raise enough to also get my 15 a cat tree. I want to be honest in letting everyone know I want to spend a few dollars on a nice tree for them. I’ve learned a lot of people use money for themselves, so I want everything on the up and up

The link to my chip in site is here. And please look at the before and after pictures.

I don’t plan to do a 501c as I work such erratic hours I can’t plan fundraisers. I trust in the judgement of friends to give a dollar or two.

I heard about the Horry case months ago but waited to write the article until everything was set in motion.

http://hubpages.com/hub/Furbys-Halfway-House is my newest article on my rescue.

This Sacred Vision hoarding story does sound a lot like Caboodle Ranch. CR is a one person ran “sanctuary”. He does not adopt out cats. Does not say no to taking in more cats. Just keeps collecting them. Does not see the filth and illnesses that normal people see. Denies everything. I’m glad Horror County finally seized the animals and are going to save the ones that they can and adopt them out. Poor animals. These hoarding people are very, very sick in the head.

Here is the link to the PETA Investigation. There is a video as well but I must warn you that the images are very disturbing

https://secure.peta.org/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=3583

http://www.aspca.org/fight-cruelty/animal-hoarding

Do Hoarders Often Pose as Rescue Groups or Sanctuaries?

Absolutely. Research shows many hoarders are beginning to set themselves up as “rescue shelters,” complete with 501(c)(3) not-for-profit status. They may appear to be sensible people, persuasively conveying their love for animals and readiness to take those who are sick and with special needs. Furthermore, the Internet appears to be becoming a great tool for solicitation.

“When looking to place an animal, it is easy for a person to get seduced by a pretty website,” points out Lockwood. “We need to caution people to look behind the curtain before giving over an animal.”

Here are several signs that a rescue group or shelter may involve a hoarder:

•The group is unwilling to let visitors see the location where animals are kept.
•The group will not disclose the number of animals in its care.
•Little effort is made to adopt animals out.
•More animals are continually taken in, despite the poor condition of existing animals.
•Legitimate shelters and rescue organizations are viewed as the enemy.
•Animals may be received at a remote location (parking lot, street corner, etc.) rather than at the group’s facilities.

recently there were two so called animal sanctuaries closed in the Chicago area. One was nearby where i live. The woman was turned in by her ex who went there to retrieve some belongings. There were dead animals found in a pile of garbage and animal excretment such as dogs, an opposum, and birds. P)eople also were defending this woman as to claims of her loving animals so much. They found starving animals there. How can you love animals and be blinded by their needs?? I dont get it.

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