Animal Advocates Watchdog
SPCA says dogs need to be with other dogs... except when at an SPCA? *PIC*
In Response To: Nova Scotia: frozen dog ignored by SPCA *LINK* *PIC* ()
From the BC SPCA's "Dog Care Sheet" http://www.spca.bc.ca/assets/documents/pet-care/dogcaresheetpublic.pdf
'Dogs are extremely social
animals and need lots of
contact with humans and
other dogs. If your dog
sleeps outdoors, make
sure that he is brought
into the home daily to interact with his “pack.”'
Question: Why then does the BC SPCA keep dogs in mind-destroying solitary confinement (like the one in the picture below)? AAS has been told, sometimes by SPCA employees, of dogs the SPCA killed because its own facilities made the dog crazy therefore unsellable.
Messages In This Thread
- Nova Scotia: frozen dog ignored by SPCA *LINK* *PIC*
- An investigative inquiry should be started on the SPCA for not doing their job *LINK*
- I was prepared to steal the dog myself, but ASPCA seized the dog the day I reported it *LINK*
- Former SPCA employee: "All humane rescue societies, SPCA and others, need to be closely monitored"
- SPCA says dogs need to be with other dogs... except when at an SPCA? *PIC*
- Here are some business figures that may explain why SPCAs are too busy being the dog-catcher
- What is the NS SPCA doing if it's not preventing a dog from freezing to death?
- I was prepared to steal the dog myself, but ASPCA seized the dog the day I reported it *LINK*
- An investigative inquiry should be started on the SPCA for not doing their job *LINK*
