In North Carolina many of our County Shelters have dog runs
outside where the dogs are unable to get out of the rain, snow or wind. Many of
our County Shelter guillotine doors do not close or the staff refuse to close
them at night to keep the elements of the weather away from the Shelter
Animals. While many of us are seeing freezing temperatures and snow across the
State of NC, could you dig thru your closets and donate some old towels, sheets
or blankets to your local County Animal Shelter to help these animals have some
warmth. Also many of these animals water bowls will be frozen and they will
have no access to drinkable water, maybe you could go to your local Shelter and
start a conversation on what it is that they need and address it with the
County Manager or NC General Assembly. In 2013 we do not need to have our
County Shelters in such horrible conditions, to cage an animal in freezing temperatures
with no access to any warmth or drinkable water is just animal cruelty on a
Government Level. We can do better for these animals and it starts with all of
us taking a stand and giving them a voice. Donate to a local County Animal
Shelter and make the conditions just a smidge better for a Shelter Pet. It’s
the least we can do for them. Thank you and Happy Holiday’s from NC Shelter
Rescue, Inc.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
North Carolina Shelter Animals need warmth, can you donate today?
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Susan Barrett
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