Animal Advocates Watchdog
Notes: Name: Buckwheat (male), Darla (female) & Dixie (female) Breed: Walker Hound Age: 8 months (Our Birthday is Feb 9th, 2004) Arrived: October 28th, 2004 Status: Adoptable IN FOSTER CARE BUCKWHEAT, DARLA and DIXIE are rescues from Mississippi that faced Euthanasia in a high-kill shelter. They were transferred all the way to our shelter by Hound Rescue and are awaiting a loving Hound-friendly forever home. They are fully vaccinated including Rabies and Bordetella. See staff for more details on meeting these love-muffins. *We do our best to update these pages regularly, but we can't guarantee that every animal shown here will still be available when you visit our shelter, and additional animals have probably arrived since we last updated. To avoid any disappointment, please contact the shelter directly - thank you.*
Messages In This Thread
- Not enough dogs on death row in BC: the Nanaimo SPCA imports dogs from Mississippi *LINK* *PIC*
- They are not in foster homes anymore, they are taking up room at the Nanaimo SPCA
- Mississippi Madness
- Conflict of Interest and heartworm
- The SPCA is still in business mode, not animal welfare mode
- Having learned that the SPCA will import "good sellers" from anywhere, my concern about the fate of Tequila
- Nanaimo SPCA employee, Carolyn, responds
- Defending the indefensible
- Who are you going to believe?
- This is an SPCA employee's idea of rescue. That doesn't surprise us
- The point has been completely missed
- SPCA Doublespeak
- I was at Petcetera when Channing, the 5 month-old puppy, was sold to his new owners
- Copper the hound is at the Abbotsford SPCA
- Then there is Sheena...
- ...and Dueler....
- Re: Nanaimo SPCA employee, Carolyn, responds *LINK*
- Who are you going to believe?
- Defending the indefensible
- Nanaimo SPCA employee, Carolyn, responds
- Contrast these two mandates or missions: Mex-Can Rescue and the BC SPCA
- Would you put a stop to this at any point?
- Mississippi Madness
- They are not in foster homes anymore, they are taking up room at the Nanaimo SPCA
