DillyTree 11 years, 6 months ago on Outrage over caged dogs video
Outrage over caged dogs video
The BHS is not in the business of taking animals away from people unless it is warranted. God knows they have so many animals as it is looking for good homes that they aren't out to take animals away from people who are caring for them properly and responsibly.
Sgilbert 11 years, 6 months ago on Outrage over caged dogs video
Outrage over caged dogs video
The people have free will and the ability to make choices, educate themselves, and have services that at the very least provide food or shelter. The government DOES put people first. No one is taking away from the people by refusing to ignore the cruelty inflicted on those who cannot make these choices or defend themselves from this abuse: the animals. What favor are you doing yourselves if tourism is affected by the overwhelming abuse of the horses or the roaming dogs overworking the streets. Who will have the money to help you when tourism is affected? Who is taking from anyone's pocket by asking that the humane society be given the authority to support the Act? These statements are deeply concerning. If we should concern ourselves only with the people, then the people need to STOP breeding and abusing dogs and cats so we CAN focus on the people!
ETJ 11 years, 6 months ago on Outrage over caged dogs video
Outrage over caged dogs video
The police and the Dept. of Agriculture are the agencies tasked with enforcing animal cruelty laws, not the BHS. Lay blame where it is due.