LA Animal Care & Control gives rescuers only 2 hours to commit to rescuing orphaned neonatal kittens

The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care & Control is giving rescuers only two hours to commit to rescuing orphaned neonatal kittens before putting the kittens to death. See infographic below for full statement from Nathan Winograd. Sadly, despite some good research I can’t find more and I can’t subscribe to Winograd’s website posts as I already subscribe to too many websites and services. I have to stop somewhere. But the information seems to be important and needs to be passed on.

The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care & Control is giving rescuers only two hours to commit to rescuing orphaned neonatal kittens before putting the kittens to death
The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care & Control is giving rescuers only two hours to commit to rescuing orphaned neonatal kittens before putting the kittens to death
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2 thoughts on “LA Animal Care & Control gives rescuers only 2 hours to commit to rescuing orphaned neonatal kittens”

  1. LA gets paid by the pound by a rendering plant for all the dogs and cats they kill. A search of the internet you will see pictures of 55 gallon drums full to the brim of dead pets waiting to be picked up and turned to soap. They used to use the fallow for dog and cat food but the euthanasia drugs was in the food and was killing peoples pets!

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