Copyright 2009The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated…I hold that, the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to protection by [people] from the cruelty of [human kind]”—Mahatma Gandhi
Please see the post I just found on Facebook. It was posted about an hour ago. If you can help, please contact this lady immediately. These babies need human intervention IMMEDIATELY! Animal Control has given them until 6 PM before these precious dogs (over 200) will be seized and euthanized. CALL NOW PLEASE!
URGENT, NEED HELP ASAP in Palmdale/Lancaster. Need crates, trucks, vans, to transport dogs in hoarding situation! Animal Control is giving us till 6pm to get the dogs out of there before they seize and kill the dogs. There are well over 200 dogs!! Need help to transport them to boarding facility in San Fernando. Call 310-869-3680 or 818-427-8812 or just go to the place NOW: 5651 East Avenue T, Palmdale 93552. PLEASE REPOST AND SHARE!!! preciouskittycats 1 hour ago
I just spoke with the nicest young man. You can e-mail him at contact@hopeforpaws.org with any help. They will be helping spay/neuter at least 40 of these babies, so any supplies or financial help would be appreciated I’m sure. This old Southern Belle in Memphis is sending a donation TODAY. He is going to e-mail me with updates and photos as well.
Fortunately, he is speaking with the Animal Control group there and hoping to be granted more time to save these babies from euthanization. Please send prayers as well.
About Hope for Paws
Audrey and Eldad Hagar have been fostering hundreds of animals in their home for the past eight years. They created Hope for Paws to help animals in this country who suffer and die every year because of negligence and abuse. They also created a huge network of rescuers from all over the world on their Facebook pages.
Our fostered animals are a part of our family and are treated as such. Too often, people undervalue their furry family members and abandon them in their backyards, on the streets or at the shelters. These animals die from starvation, abuse, and euthanization because of the overcrowding at the shelters.
Pets are not items that can be thrown away or exchanged for younger models. Animals are sentient beings who feel pain, love, joy, mourning, and loss. These valuable creatures help us whether it is assisting the blind or finding people under the rubble from an earthquake. They help us in times of war and during human catastrophes.
We want to help both humans and animals alike live harmonious and fulfilling lives together.
