Fwd: [AnimalsInNeed] Fw: [BARCBusiness] lots of pups/kittens being p.t.s. in GA

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--- merr penny <penny33 wrote:

> <petangels >, <crazy4catz,

> " Paula M Beauregard " <mbeaure1,

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> " merr penny " <penny33

> Tue, 23 Jan 2001 19:02:59 -0500

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> [AnimalsInNeed] Fw: [bARCBusiness] lots of

> pups/kittens being p.t.s. in GA

>

>

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> " Tracey Ulrich " <teitei

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> Tuesday, January 23, 2001 6:27 PM

> [bARCBusiness] lots of pups/kittens being

> p.t.s. in GA

>

>

> > Saw this on my Shelter Fundraising list:

> >

> > Susan Feingold <feingold

> > Off topic - surplus of very desirable

> pets

> >

> > Hope it is OK to post this here, please feel free

> to

> > forward to other groups.

> >

> > In Atlanta, shelters kill about 90,000 dogs and

> cats

> > every year. Many, many, many young, sweet,

> healthy, desirable

> > wonderful pets are put down including lots and

> lots of

> > puppies and kittens and purebred dogs and cats.

> Rescuers

> > from other parts of the country (for instance,

> California or

> > the Northeast US) who see the pets we have for

> adoption

> > and who see the pets we can't rescue from Atlanta

> shelters

> > have made comments to us like: " people in my area

> would be

> > lining up to adopt a dog like that " or " that pet

> would be adopted in

> > a second in my area, we don't have many tiny dogs

> available

> > for adoption " . They are also shocked that so many

> healthy kittens

> > and puppies are being put down.

> >

> > Unfortunately, we have a huge surplus of extremely

> adoptable

> > animals in Atlanta. Therefore, some of us were

> wondering if

> > the comments we've heard are true -- are there

> truly any areas

> > in the US that really have a deficit of adoptable

> animals??? If so,

> > would they be interested in exploring options with

> us in order

> > to get large numbers of the highly adoptable pets

> in our area to

> > their area? We'd be interested in talking to

> humane societies

> > or very large all breed/mixed breed rescue groups

> that could handle

> > large numbers of pets. Of course, we'd

> spay/neuter before transport

> > and would only work with groups that have

> excellent references and

> > screening policies. If anyone is interested,

> please email me at the

> > address below to discuss.

> >

> > Thanks!

> > Susan

> > susan

> > SPOT - Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > --

> > Tracey L. Ulrich

> >

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> >

>

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> > http://bostonrescue.net

> >

> >

> >

> >