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  • Ohio Court of Appeals has issued its Opinion and Judgement Entry in the 2010 lawsuit filed
by the Ohio SPCA against the Commissioners and Dog Warden of Harrison County.

The lawsuit, filed in August 2010, was based on alleged violations of the Ohio Revised Code in
the County’s operation of the Harrison County Dog Pound.

    Court Issues Opinion and Judgement Entry in Ohio SPCA vs. Harrison County

    Posted on November 30, 2011 | No Comments
    Ohio Court of Appeals has issued its Opinion and Judgement Entry in the 2010 lawsuit filed by the Ohio SPCA against the Commissioners and Dog Warden of Harrison County. The lawsuit, filed in August 2010, was based on alleged violations of the Ohio Revised Code in the County’s operation of the Harrison County Dog Pound.

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  • Noah Turner with the Ohio SPCA proclaimed victory for the dogs in Fayette County at a press conference held by Sheriff Stanforth on October 18, 2010. Additionally, Noah thanked the Sheriff for bringing long overdue change to the dog pound. At this time, we have been assured by Sheriff Stanforth that the Fayette County Dog Pound will be operated according to the Ohio Revised Code with stray dogs being held for a minimum of 72 hours, kennels kept properly cleaned, injured and sick animals attended to, and efforts to save as many lives as possible. At this time, the Ohio SPCA will not be moving forward with a lawsuit.

    Victory for the Dogs in Fayette County

    Posted on March 11, 2011 | No Comments
    Noah Turner with the Ohio SPCA proclaimed victory for the dogs in Fayette County at a press conference held by Sheriff Stanforth on October 18, 2010. Additionally, Noah thanked the Sheriff for bringing long overdue change to the dog pound. At this time, we have been assured by Sheriff Stanforth that the Fayette County Dog Pound will be operated according to the Ohio Revised Code with stray dogs being held for a minimum of 72 hours, kennels kept properly cleaned, injured and sick animals attended to, and efforts to save as many lives as possible. At this time, the Ohio SPCA will not be moving forward with a lawsuit.

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  • After receiving documentation of 37 dogs being seized on February 10 and then being immediately shoved into a homemade gas box, the Ohio SPCA issued a demand on February 23 for the county to immediately cease gassing and dismantle the gas box.

    Ohio SPCA Issues Demand – Brown County Animal Shelter (Updated)

    Posted on February 28, 2011 | 1 Comment
    After receiving documentation of 37 dogs being seized on February 10 and then being immediately shoved into a homemade gas box, the Ohio SPCA issued a demand on February 23 for the county to immediately cease gassing and dismantle the gas box.

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  • A lawsuit has been filed against the Harrison County Commissioners and past and present dog wardens. Dogs have died through inhumane lethal injection (injected in stomach and bagged alive), the homemade gas box has not been dismantled, dogs suffer from frost bite in the winter (pads frozen in urine on the cement), and the kennels are filthy.

    Lawsuit Filed Against Harrison County

    Posted on October 18, 2010 | No Comments
    A lawsuit has been filed against the Harrison County Commissioners and past and present dog wardens. Dogs have died through inhumane lethal injection (injected in stomach and bagged alive), the homemade gas box has not been dismantled, dogs suffer from frost bite in the winter (pads frozen in urine on the cement), and the kennels are filthy.

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  • Ohio SPCA is working to help animals in Harrison County.  In the WTOV9 video the county commissioners had the pound[.....]

    Harrison County Dog Pound – Ohio SPCA Issues Final Demand Before Lawsuit

    Posted on March 18, 2010 | 5 Comments
    Ohio SPCA is working to help animals in Harrison County.  In the WTOV9 video the county commissioners had the pound[.....]

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  • All of the dogs were were sent to no-kill shelters and rescues or directly placed into forever homes.

A HUGE Thank You to Rascal Charities and the shelters and rescues that stepped forward help the Ohio SPCA. We couldn't have done it without them! Please visit their websites, as they have many wonderful companion animals for adoption.

    UPDATE!! 25 of 65 Hoarded Dogs from Lawrence County Need Homes, Donations

    Posted on January 13, 2010 | No Comments
    All of the dogs were were sent to no-kill shelters and rescues or directly placed into forever homes. A HUGE Thank You to Rascal Charities and the shelters and rescues that stepped forward help the Ohio SPCA. We couldn't have done it without them! Please visit their websites, as they have many wonderful companion animals for adoption.

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  • UPDATE: On January 30, 2010, the Ohio SPCA was contacted by Det. Sgt. Jason Mackie for the third time. Nine[.....]

    Noble County Sheriff’s Dept Works with Ohio SPCA

    Posted on January 13, 2010 | No Comments
    UPDATE: On January 30, 2010, the Ohio SPCA was contacted by Det. Sgt. Jason Mackie for the third time. Nine[.....]

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  • You will see that animals slept next to where they died. The homemade gas box was in full view of[.....]

    Harrison County – Homemade Gas Box Closed

    Posted on August 3, 2009 | 1 Comment
    You will see that animals slept next to where they died. The homemade gas box was in full view of[.....]

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  • The Trumbull County Dog Pound needs little introduction. For years, many referred to it as the worst dog pound in[.....]

    Trumbull County Problems Remain

    Posted on August 3, 2009 | 4 Comments
    The Trumbull County Dog Pound needs little introduction. For years, many referred to it as the worst dog pound in[.....]

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  • Carroll County has been gassing dogs for about a decade. Prior to that, they were simplyshooting the dogs in an[.....]

    Carroll County Remains Resistant to Change

    Posted on August 2, 2009 | No Comments
    Carroll County has been gassing dogs for about a decade. Prior to that, they were simplyshooting the dogs in an[.....]

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