Thousands upon thousands of North Carolina County Shelter
Animals are never ever seen by the General Public before they are killed. Whether
it’s the Shelter Staff who chooses to deem a dossal dog aggressive just to kill
early, a Shelter Staff who dislikes one breed over another, one size over
another, it’s a horrible shame that all of these animals fate are sealed many
times by the hands of the wrong people.
In North Carolina most Shelter Staff are hired without any
knowledge or background in the field of animals. Most have never been given a
copy of the NC Animal Welfare Act to read and understand let alone even been
told it exists. There is no excuse for this lack of training
or protocol by either the County’s Hiring Dept. or the Employee’s themselves.
What we have here is a broken system and one that seems very
resistant to even entertain positive change for the future as after all this is
an Agriculture State, one that prefers to protect the Farmers, Hog’s, Chicken,
Turkeys than to take the time to define the distinct difference in these
animals. NC is in a state on confusion and confliction as they can’t distinguish
the difference in a domesticated animal and a farm animal.
This is why we are listed as a High Kill State and will most
likely be the last State to take progressive measures and end the Gas Chambers
for these same Shelter Animals. NC isn’t even entertaining the idea of a Bill
to remove their Gassing Chambers anytime soon, this alone shows how far behind
the times North Carolina is.
Just remember when travelling thru the State of North
Carolina, don’t stop for gas, food or a bathroom break if you have an animal in
the vehicle. Because if your beloved family member was to escape, they might
find their way into one of these locked down Gassing Shelters who still have not
one microchip scanner on site to be used by their employees prior to euthanizing
your cherished pet.
Shame on North Carolina and their broken County Shelter System,
we are an embarrassment to all!
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To view the full report County by County please click here: http://www.ncagr.gov/vet/aws/Fix/index.htm
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