Cape Girardeau, Missouri city officials are seeking to work out agreements with local veterinarians to euthanize feral cats brought into the shelter by animal control. The Humane Society animal shelter stated: “We are not equipped to deal with them”. The … Continue reading →
What is this? Is this some sort of sick protest by a sick nutcase? It looks to me as if this crazy man had an agenda and the agenda was to make a statement. I think that the statement he … Continue reading →
Greenville Humane Society provide a cat spaying/neutering, vacation, flea treatment, subcutaneous fluid and ear tipping service for customers bringing in feral cats in carriers at $35 for males and $45 for females. This is £27 in UK money. I think … Continue reading →
This was a well-publicised ‘accident’ which occurred at the Edmonton Humane Society in the spring. An investigation was carried out because an error by employees of the Humane Society resulted in three male cats being left in a locked van … Continue reading →
It is very unusual – in fact I don’t think that I have read about it before – that the police move into an animal shelter to seize all the cats and dogs inside to protect them from what appears … Continue reading →
Erica Ongenae is a paramedic who was on standby at a fire in Winnipeg’s North End on July 28, 2018. She was there with her partner, Rebecca Keddy. Over their two-way radio they heard that a kitten had been found. … Continue reading →
At at July 20th: This is another update on the improved health of Katy P, the long-haired tabby cat injured by a firecracker . She is living at the Richland County Humane Society having left the Phillips Animal hospital. She … Continue reading →
The Edmonton Humane Society (EHS) were transporting animals to their shelter. Accidentally they left three cats inside the vehicle and they were discovered 22 days later. As a consequence, they have introduced new procedures. Although the cats were hungry, dehydrated … Continue reading →
I’d suggest that the very many rewards that we see put up by local Humane Societies, usually originally $5,000, are somewhat of a sham because they are primarily designed to raise money for the charity. In the case of Sage … Continue reading →
I don’t know what the other states are, I am sorry to say. However, it is sad to read that there are still four states with operational gas chambers in which they kill shelter animals. I had thought, naïvely, that … Continue reading →
