Sixteen Dogs Find Forever Homes After Being Rescued Last Minute from a High-Kill Shelter
An extremely overcrowded shelter in Mississippi is sending dogs to Maine so they can be adopted instead of euthanized at a rate of 60-80 dogs a month!
An extremely overcrowded shelter in Mississippi is sending dogs to Maine so they can be adopted instead of euthanized at a rate of 60-80 dogs a month!
“Over the past two to three years, there have been some extraordinary bite cases in places throughout the state where the law just does not meet the situation.”
“I saw a poster of Maddy and Winston. I looked carefully and their paws were like this. I was like, ‘hmm that’s a good idea, I think they’re in love.'”
The owner did not immediately notice and she spent some time swimming for her life until North Haven lobsterman Corey Beverage saw her and plucked her from the water, most certainly saving her life,” said the Maine Marine Patrol.
“The neighbor that found the dog and called emergency personnel had heard an odd bark prior to finding Mishka. The neighbor was led by Mishka’s sister, Senga to locate the bark.”