Lucky for this dog someone cared enough to stick up for him. Now the SPCA has exposed itself...an organization not always in the best interest of the animals. This is totally unacceptable for the SPCA, an animal welfare organization to refer to an animal like this.

As a a teacher, who often gets tired and frustrated with the system I teach in, and yes, even the kids...it would be totally unprofessional to refer to any children this way, or to let my 'tiredness' get to me in this way. I always remember that the children in my class come with their own set of issues and problems to deal with and that they are certainly allowed to have 'off' days.

So I understand that an SPCA officer might also feel tired and frustrated, yet I would expect them to be professional about their job as I have to in mine. What happened here?

And it is very telling that someone from the public had the impression that the SPCA would care for this dog, and I'm sure she was in shock to find out this would not be the case.

I wonder how many times this unprofessional conduct has gone on at the SPCA?