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I RECEIVED AN EMAIL REGARDING THIS SENATOR. I WENT TOT HE SHELTER WEBSITE AND COULD NOT FIND THIS GIRL POSTED. IS ANYONE AWARE OF THIS SITUATION - AND THE OUTCOME?? DOES THIS GIRL STILL NEED TO BE RESCUED??
THE STORY AND HER PICTURE ARE AT THIS WEBSITE:
http://www.disaboom.com/Blogs/disabled_p...ot-shelter.aspx
State Senator Takes Pregnant Dog to "High-Kill" Shelter
4/1/2008 at 04:41 PM
South Carolina State Senator Kent M. Williams (D) reportedly had Animal Control pick up his pregnant German Shepherd Dog a few days before this Easter and deliver her to a shelter known to euthanize a high percentage of the animals in its care. In animal rescue parlance, such a shelter is called "high kill." Four days later, the dog, pictured to the right, delivered eight puppies.
The Marion County Animal Shelter is the subject of some controversy locally. A rescue group wants to take it over, as does County Councilman John Rogers, who has left two dogs at the shelter recently. Senator Williams, who represents SD 30 (where the shelter is located) is likely to have a role in deciding who will operate the shelter in the future.
HERE IS THE SHELTER WEBSITE:
http://search.petfinder.com/shelterSearc...sort=&preview=1
THE STORY AND HER PICTURE ARE AT THIS WEBSITE:
http://www.disaboom.com/Blogs/disabled_p...ot-shelter.aspx
State Senator Takes Pregnant Dog to "High-Kill" Shelter
4/1/2008 at 04:41 PM
South Carolina State Senator Kent M. Williams (D) reportedly had Animal Control pick up his pregnant German Shepherd Dog a few days before this Easter and deliver her to a shelter known to euthanize a high percentage of the animals in its care. In animal rescue parlance, such a shelter is called "high kill." Four days later, the dog, pictured to the right, delivered eight puppies.
The Marion County Animal Shelter is the subject of some controversy locally. A rescue group wants to take it over, as does County Councilman John Rogers, who has left two dogs at the shelter recently. Senator Williams, who represents SD 30 (where the shelter is located) is likely to have a role in deciding who will operate the shelter in the future.
HERE IS THE SHELTER WEBSITE:
http://search.petfinder.com/shelterSearc...sort=&preview=1