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"Never, never be afraid to do what's right especially if the well being of a
person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to
the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way."
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Message
from the Director of the Ohio SPCA:
As many of you know, the story of the
mass burial sites at the Morgan County
Dog Pound in Malta, Ohio has been
broadcast by media beginning on Sunday,
March 30, 2008. There is nothing
sensational about this story. It is
shameful and sad. For those of us
involved with the work of the Ohio SPCA,
it is our hope that such publicity will
bring public awareness and action.
The killing of homeless dogs and cats is
a nationwide problem and each one of us
should do what we can to end this
needless lost of life. The solution is
so simple: Spay and neuter and keep your
companion animals safe at home for their
entire lifetime.
The Oho SPCA is aware that there are
many problems within Ohio counties. Many
county dog shelters are substandard and
not proactive in saving the lives of
stray and unwanted dogs. Additionally,
animal cruelty is ignored by county
officials in numerous counties. Ohio
residents must speak out concerning
these problems. Otherwise, Ohio will
never become a safe and humane state for
animals.
We must be the voice for those who
cannot speak for themselves.
Teresa Landon
Executive Director
(warning: graphic pictures)
Morgan
County Dog Pound
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The Ohio SPCA Needs Your Help!
Emergency Funds Needed Now
Unfortunately, donations have not kept pace with our veterinary expenses and farm shelter needs. Our funds have been depleted and we owe thousands in veterinary care.
During the past several months, 26 new animals have joined our farm sanctuary family. Many of the animals will be adopted into loving, caring homes, but just as many have special needs and will live out their lives with us. Currently, we are sheltering, feeding, and vetting numerous animals while animal cruelty cases meander through the court system. Medical care and feed requirements are very costly. Please consider making a donation to help care for the 85 animals living on our farm sanctuary. All donations are tax-deductible.
Progress
Recent contributions have helped the Ohio SPCA move forward. Additional horse pastures have been built along with a new horse run-in shelter; our first dog cottage (multi-dog kennel) has been built and paid for (soon to be delivered) that will provide dogs with a clean, safe, comfortable place to live; wholesome food and veterinary care have been provided routinely and for emergencies; and over a 1,000 bales of hay were purchased and delivered.
Additional Needs
In addition to monetary donations, our needs are still many. Repairs are needed to the current barn (which is at full capacity) until two new barns can be built. We are in desperate need of a used pick-up truck, used stock trailer, and ATV. If you can help, please contact us.
The Ohio SPCA must have the support of a caring public if we are to continue to feed and house animals in our care and abused and neglected animals in the future.
Ohio SPCA
P.O. BOX 546
GROVE CITY, OHIO 43123
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Ohio Counties: Progress and Problems
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| There have been victories along with progress. Unfortunately, too many Ohio counties
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