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Your Williams Lake SPCA sold Erin, unspayed, who had pups and then was brought back to be sold again *PIC*
In Response To: How could one possibly misinterpret this statement: "Can you meet his or hers Physical, Emotional + Social needs? (Fenced yard or Dog Run)" ()
And don't say the SPCA has to kill. What it has to do is spay and neuter, spay and neuter, spay and neuter. It has to stop the production, not kill the excess. This is a simple concept. Yet the Williams Lake SPCA, the very branch you defend, told me in an email this January that it had sold a dog named Erin, unspayed, into a new home where she had pups, and then was brought back to the SPCA, to be sold again. Until the SPCA leads by example, how can you say it should not be criticized?
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- Dissapointed new reader
- How could one possibly misinterpret this statement: "Can you meet his or hers Physical, Emotional + Social needs? (Fenced yard or Dog Run)"
- Williams Lake SPCA web page *PIC*
- Please tell us in detail about the "good stuff" it does
- Your Williams Lake SPCA sold Erin, unspayed, who had pups and then was brought back to be sold again *PIC*
- Thanks to the SPCA's critics, some improvements have been made:"I'd even clean the tavern toilets for money before I'd accept a job that requires...
- What does Animal Advocates do?
- I wouldn't leave my home and leave my children outdoors in the most securely fenced area
- I continue to not "get it" when people say leaving a dog in a yard all day is a not a bad thing
- Please tell us in detail about the "good stuff" it does
- How could the SPCA not figure out this basic, basic stuff?
- And just what does AAS have against people who kill dogs for a living anyway?
- I saw dogs tied out in the heat, no water, tangled in tethers at the Williams Lake SPCA
- Re: your comment about tests to decide which dogs are to die!
- Those tests that "we" hate so much meant a death sentence for two puppymill dogs in May, 2003 *PIC*
- Williams Lake SPCA web page *PIC*
- How could one possibly misinterpret this statement: "Can you meet his or hers Physical, Emotional + Social needs? (Fenced yard or Dog Run)"
