Driving the BC SPCA: Scrambling like headless chickens, frantically trying to find their little noggins and put them back on

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In Response To: Kamloops SPCA advertises dog as "best as an outdoor dog" Best for who? Not the helpless dog *LINK* *PIC* ()

In less than 24 hours from AAS posting on Watson, he has gone from being a dog who "would be best as an outdoor dog" as he "is destructive when left indoors alone" to being a dog who "becomes nervous when left indoors and can be SOMEWHAT destructive", who "needs a new owner who will work with him", and who "will need to be left in a safe location" when alone.

The AAS messageboard is driving the SPCA, and has them scrambling like headless chickens, frantically trying to find their little noggins and put them back on before somebody notices. It's really quite pathetic. If only the BC SPCA would start to become truly animal serving instead of self serving, they wouldn't keep losing their heads over the simplest of things.

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Kamloops SPCA advertises dog as "best as an outdoor dog" Best for who? Not the helpless dog *LINK* *PIC*

Dog suffers from separation anxiety? Separate him more is the SPCA's humane suggestion.

The SPCA did this to Twyla too. Perhaps the Let Live conference ought to hear how the SPCA REALLY treats dogs *PIC*

SPCA Actions Speak Louder than SPCA Words: Lorie Chortyk, the BC SPCA's spin mistress in good form

I would like Nadine Gourkow to explain just how she would match this assessed dog with an assessed owner *LINK* *PIC*

Proper breeding controls is where the responsibility should be

Driving the BC SPCA: Scrambling like headless chickens, frantically trying to find their little noggins and put them back on

Please rescue Watson from the Kamloops SPCA *LINK* *PIC*

Watson has been rescued from the SPCA, but the irony is

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