This document provides information about recognizing and responding to domestic animal abuse. It defines animal abuse and neglect and outlines signs such as fearfulness and failure to provide care. The document discusses proper documentation procedures, animal protection laws, and punishments for offenders. It also shares statistics on animal cruelty and profiles some cases of abused animals that were rescued, including River, Irish, and Sticky. Resources for shelters and organizations that help abused animals are provided.
This document provides information about domestic animal abuse and how to help abused animals. It defines animal abuse and neglect and lists some signs of abuse like fearfulness. It discusses proper documentation of abuse cases and provides an overview of animal cruelty laws and punishments. Stories of abused animals that were rescued are shared, as well as contact information for local shelters. The document encourages learning about risk factors and how to help abused animals, emphasizing that even small actions can make a difference.
Animal abuse, especially neglect, is a serious problem according to the presented document. Some key statistics are provided on the number of abuse cases reported in the US and Massachusetts between 2001 to 2008. Common reasons for neglect include people committing to pet ownership without understanding the financial responsibilities or time commitment required. The document urges readers to help address this issue by reporting any suspected abuse, volunteering at animal shelters, and educating others.
Improving Animal Welfare @OCAnimalCare Orange County Animal Care, CaliforniaNo Kill Shelter Alliance
No Kill Shelter Alliance (NKSA)
UPDATED 12/5/15
Meeting w/ Staff* of Orange County Supervisor Bartlett, Nov 30, 2015
Topic: Improving Animal Welfare @OCAnimalCare
Orange County Animal Care, California
* Paul Walters, Chief of Staff, 5th District | Tanya Flink, Office Manager/Scheduler
PETA Letter - Opposing TNR of Cats - 2018 01-18 HVCClibrary
The letter urges the Mayor of Albuquerque to address concerns about the city's trap-neuter-return program for feral cats and to respond to resident complaints about cats. It summarizes complaints from residents about cat feces, urine, and flea infestations in their yards. It also describes incidents where cats in the TNR program suffered and died. The letter argues that TNR programs do not effectively reduce cat populations or public health risks and often result in increased cat abandonment. It urges the city to consider animal welfare and residents' enjoyment of their properties in its policies.
OCAC EUTHANASIA STATISTICS ANALYSIS (Orange County Animal Care [Shelter], Cal...No Kill Shelter Alliance
OCAC EUTHANASIA STATISTICS ANALYSIS (Orange County Animal Care [Shelter], California)
ABSTRACT
Dr. Jim Gardner examines the Orange County Animal Care Euthanasia Statistics
Jim Gardner
Orange County, California | October 2015
The group's IB Exhibition project focused on animal cruelty. Their first step was choosing this topic. Their second step was deciding to raise money through a fundraiser to educate children on animal cruelty. Their third step was educating third and fourth graders at their school on how animal cruelty affects people and animals. Their fundraiser called "Pennies for Puppies" raised $328.01 for their cause.
This document provides information about domestic animal abuse and how to help abused animals. It defines animal abuse and neglect and lists some signs of abuse like fearfulness. It discusses proper documentation of abuse cases and provides an overview of animal cruelty laws and punishments. Stories of abused animals that were rescued are shared, as well as contact information for local shelters. The document encourages learning about risk factors and how to help abused animals, emphasizing that even small actions can make a difference.
Animal abuse, especially neglect, is a serious problem according to the presented document. Some key statistics are provided on the number of abuse cases reported in the US and Massachusetts between 2001 to 2008. Common reasons for neglect include people committing to pet ownership without understanding the financial responsibilities or time commitment required. The document urges readers to help address this issue by reporting any suspected abuse, volunteering at animal shelters, and educating others.
Improving Animal Welfare @OCAnimalCare Orange County Animal Care, CaliforniaNo Kill Shelter Alliance
No Kill Shelter Alliance (NKSA)
UPDATED 12/5/15
Meeting w/ Staff* of Orange County Supervisor Bartlett, Nov 30, 2015
Topic: Improving Animal Welfare @OCAnimalCare
Orange County Animal Care, California
* Paul Walters, Chief of Staff, 5th District | Tanya Flink, Office Manager/Scheduler
PETA Letter - Opposing TNR of Cats - 2018 01-18 HVCClibrary
The letter urges the Mayor of Albuquerque to address concerns about the city's trap-neuter-return program for feral cats and to respond to resident complaints about cats. It summarizes complaints from residents about cat feces, urine, and flea infestations in their yards. It also describes incidents where cats in the TNR program suffered and died. The letter argues that TNR programs do not effectively reduce cat populations or public health risks and often result in increased cat abandonment. It urges the city to consider animal welfare and residents' enjoyment of their properties in its policies.
OCAC EUTHANASIA STATISTICS ANALYSIS (Orange County Animal Care [Shelter], Cal...No Kill Shelter Alliance
OCAC EUTHANASIA STATISTICS ANALYSIS (Orange County Animal Care [Shelter], California)
ABSTRACT
Dr. Jim Gardner examines the Orange County Animal Care Euthanasia Statistics
Jim Gardner
Orange County, California | October 2015
The group's IB Exhibition project focused on animal cruelty. Their first step was choosing this topic. Their second step was deciding to raise money through a fundraiser to educate children on animal cruelty. Their third step was educating third and fourth graders at their school on how animal cruelty affects people and animals. Their fundraiser called "Pennies for Puppies" raised $328.01 for their cause.
This document discusses domestic animal abuse in Pennsylvania. It begins by stating that domestic animals in PA are protected by strict animal abuse laws as well as animal shelters and activist groups. It then defines animal abuse and outlines some of the common reasons it occurs, such as accidentally, purposely to feel powerful, or due to improper care. It notes the signs of abuse and neglect. It discusses how to properly document abuse cases if witnessed. It outlines some of Pennsylvania's animal laws and the potential punishments for offenders, which can include counseling, fines, and imprisonment. It provides some statistics on common animal abuse cases and profiles stories of some abused animals that were rescued. Finally, it lists some animal shelters in the area where abused or abandoned
This document provides information about domestic animal abuse and how to help abused animals. It defines animal abuse and neglect and lists some signs of abuse like fearfulness. It discusses proper documentation of abuse cases and provides an overview of animal cruelty laws and punishments. Stories of abused animals that were rescued are shared, as well as contact information for local shelters. The document encourages learning about risk factors and how to help abused animals, emphasizing that even small actions can make a difference.
This document outlines the RAFT writing technique, where students write from a certain Role, Audience, Format, and Topic. It provides examples of each element, such as writing from the role of a student to a teacher about their favorite recess activity in an informational text format. The RAFT technique is meant to help students understand different perspectives and writing styles.
The document provides background information and analyzes aspects of the opening scene of the film "My Sister's Keeper". The summary is as follows:
1) The opening scene shows the main character Anna sitting by a lake looking sad and deep in thought, reflecting the emotional storyline of a family dealing with the leukemia of their youngest daughter Kate.
2) Images from Anna's childhood and of her family are shown in a warm, dreamy style that suggests happy memories from the past but a voiceover reflects the drama of their situation.
3) Anna's narration and the title of the film indicate there is a dispute between her and her mother about medical care for Kate, and that the film will explore the
The document is a game of Jeopardy with questions about geography, maps, directions, climate zones, and other related topics. Some example questions are about where the equator is located, which hemisphere it divides, and what a compass rose shows. Others ask about the tropics, polar regions, seasons, time zones, and characteristics of lines of latitude.
The document appears to be a quiz or game show interface for "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" that asks trivia questions across various subjects to earn prize money. It shows the prize amounts associated with getting questions correct and includes sample multiple choice questions about topics like water usage, plant needs, circuits, food processing, safety, and more. Players can use lifelines like "50/50" to narrow answer choices and there are congratulatory messages for reaching certain money tiers.
film opening analysis - my sisters keeperJodie Butcher
The document provides an analysis of the opening of the film "My Sister's Keeper". It summarizes that the opening scene establishes the film's genre as drama through quiet music, warm colors, and happy family photos that contrast with a sad narration. Anna is shown deep in thought by a lake, looking sad, before the film cuts to images of her family and the title. Her narration hints at a dispute with her mother and questions what would have happened if her sister Kate had been healthy, intriguing the audience about the family drama.
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This document provides a history of video games from 1962 to the present. It discusses the development of early games like Spacewar and Pong in the 1960s-1970s and the rise of arcade games and consoles in the following decades. Key events included the release of the Magnavox Odyssey home console in 1972, the Atari 2600 in 1977, and 5th generation 32-64 bit consoles from Nintendo, Sony, and Sega in the 1990s that began the "console wars". The conclusion notes that video games now feature more powerful processors, motion control, and other advanced technologies.
This document discusses animal abuse and provides ways to help stop it. It defines animal abuse and lists disturbing facts about abuse such as circus animals being beaten and elephants being chained for long periods. It also discusses the link between cruelty to animals and violence toward humans. Finally, it provides 10 actions people can take to help abused animals and prevent cruelty, such as reporting abuse, educating others, and starting animal protection clubs.
This document discusses animal abuse and provides ways to help stop it. It defines animal abuse and lists disturbing facts about abuse such as circus animals being beaten and elephants being chained for long periods. It also discusses the link between cruelty to animals and violence toward humans. Finally, it provides 10 actions people can take to help abused animals and prevent cruelty, such as reporting abuse, educating others, and starting animal protection clubs.
Animal shelters play an important role in communities by caring for abandoned and surrendered pets. While some people oppose shelters, they have helped reduce euthanasia rates and connect pets with homes. Shelters educate the public on issues like overpopulation and puppy mills. Adopting pets helps save lives, provides companionship, and avoids supporting industries that neglect animal welfare. Properly caring for adopted pets ensures they live long, happy lives in their new homes.
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Pet overpopulation in the US leaves millions of animals homeless each year. Efforts are needed to implement spay/neuter programs and no-kill shelters across the country to find homes for all companion animals and end euthanasia of adoptable pets. Solutions include expanding rescue groups, foster networks, and programs that promote adoption and prevent surrender. The goal is for the US to become a no-kill nation where every healthy or treatable pet has a lifelong home.
The document discusses the issue of pet overpopulation in the United States. It notes that millions of companion animals are homeless each year due to factors like irresponsible breeding and a lack of spaying and neutering. This has created problems like animal shelters being overburdened. The document calls for solutions like adoption promotion, low-cost spay/neuter programs, and making the U.S. a no-kill nation where no healthy or treatable animal is euthanized. It emphasizes that individuals and organizations must work together through solutions like TNR programs, rescue groups, and foster care to solve the problem of pet homelessness.
This document discusses domestic animal abuse in Pennsylvania. It begins by stating that domestic animals in PA are protected by strict animal abuse laws as well as animal shelters and activist groups. It then defines animal abuse and outlines some of the common reasons it occurs, such as accidentally, purposely to feel powerful, or due to improper care. It notes the signs of abuse and neglect. It discusses how to properly document abuse cases if witnessed. It outlines some of Pennsylvania's animal laws and the potential punishments for offenders, which can include counseling, fines, and imprisonment. It provides some statistics on common animal abuse cases and profiles stories of some abused animals that were rescued. Finally, it lists some animal shelters in the area where abused or abandoned
This document provides information about domestic animal abuse and how to help abused animals. It defines animal abuse and neglect and lists some signs of abuse like fearfulness. It discusses proper documentation of abuse cases and provides an overview of animal cruelty laws and punishments. Stories of abused animals that were rescued are shared, as well as contact information for local shelters. The document encourages learning about risk factors and how to help abused animals, emphasizing that even small actions can make a difference.
This document outlines the RAFT writing technique, where students write from a certain Role, Audience, Format, and Topic. It provides examples of each element, such as writing from the role of a student to a teacher about their favorite recess activity in an informational text format. The RAFT technique is meant to help students understand different perspectives and writing styles.
The document provides background information and analyzes aspects of the opening scene of the film "My Sister's Keeper". The summary is as follows:
1) The opening scene shows the main character Anna sitting by a lake looking sad and deep in thought, reflecting the emotional storyline of a family dealing with the leukemia of their youngest daughter Kate.
2) Images from Anna's childhood and of her family are shown in a warm, dreamy style that suggests happy memories from the past but a voiceover reflects the drama of their situation.
3) Anna's narration and the title of the film indicate there is a dispute between her and her mother about medical care for Kate, and that the film will explore the
The document is a game of Jeopardy with questions about geography, maps, directions, climate zones, and other related topics. Some example questions are about where the equator is located, which hemisphere it divides, and what a compass rose shows. Others ask about the tropics, polar regions, seasons, time zones, and characteristics of lines of latitude.
The document appears to be a quiz or game show interface for "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" that asks trivia questions across various subjects to earn prize money. It shows the prize amounts associated with getting questions correct and includes sample multiple choice questions about topics like water usage, plant needs, circuits, food processing, safety, and more. Players can use lifelines like "50/50" to narrow answer choices and there are congratulatory messages for reaching certain money tiers.
film opening analysis - my sisters keeperJodie Butcher
The document provides an analysis of the opening of the film "My Sister's Keeper". It summarizes that the opening scene establishes the film's genre as drama through quiet music, warm colors, and happy family photos that contrast with a sad narration. Anna is shown deep in thought by a lake, looking sad, before the film cuts to images of her family and the title. Her narration hints at a dispute with her mother and questions what would have happened if her sister Kate had been healthy, intriguing the audience about the family drama.
Possibilitats de la viquipèdia en l’àmbit educatiu.Un Entre Tants
Comunicació de Francesc Guillem i Francesc J. Fort a la 8 jornada comparTIC d'1entretants, "conTICnuem". IES Jordi de Sant Jordi, València, 6 i 7 de maig del 2016
This document provides a history of video games from 1962 to the present. It discusses the development of early games like Spacewar and Pong in the 1960s-1970s and the rise of arcade games and consoles in the following decades. Key events included the release of the Magnavox Odyssey home console in 1972, the Atari 2600 in 1977, and 5th generation 32-64 bit consoles from Nintendo, Sony, and Sega in the 1990s that began the "console wars". The conclusion notes that video games now feature more powerful processors, motion control, and other advanced technologies.
This document discusses animal abuse and provides ways to help stop it. It defines animal abuse and lists disturbing facts about abuse such as circus animals being beaten and elephants being chained for long periods. It also discusses the link between cruelty to animals and violence toward humans. Finally, it provides 10 actions people can take to help abused animals and prevent cruelty, such as reporting abuse, educating others, and starting animal protection clubs.
This document discusses animal abuse and provides ways to help stop it. It defines animal abuse and lists disturbing facts about abuse such as circus animals being beaten and elephants being chained for long periods. It also discusses the link between cruelty to animals and violence toward humans. Finally, it provides 10 actions people can take to help abused animals and prevent cruelty, such as reporting abuse, educating others, and starting animal protection clubs.
Animal shelters play an important role in communities by caring for abandoned and surrendered pets. While some people oppose shelters, they have helped reduce euthanasia rates and connect pets with homes. Shelters educate the public on issues like overpopulation and puppy mills. Adopting pets helps save lives, provides companionship, and avoids supporting industries that neglect animal welfare. Properly caring for adopted pets ensures they live long, happy lives in their new homes.
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Pet overpopulation in the US leaves millions of animals homeless each year. Efforts are needed to implement spay/neuter programs and no-kill shelters across the country to find homes for all companion animals and end euthanasia of adoptable pets. Solutions include expanding rescue groups, foster networks, and programs that promote adoption and prevent surrender. The goal is for the US to become a no-kill nation where every healthy or treatable pet has a lifelong home.
The document discusses the issue of pet overpopulation in the United States. It notes that millions of companion animals are homeless each year due to factors like irresponsible breeding and a lack of spaying and neutering. This has created problems like animal shelters being overburdened. The document calls for solutions like adoption promotion, low-cost spay/neuter programs, and making the U.S. a no-kill nation where no healthy or treatable animal is euthanized. It emphasizes that individuals and organizations must work together through solutions like TNR programs, rescue groups, and foster care to solve the problem of pet homelessness.
Pet overpopulation in the US leaves millions of animals homeless each year. Efforts are needed to promote adoption and spay/neuter programs to reduce euthanasia and move the country towards becoming no-kill. Solutions include expanding rescue groups, foster programs, and Trap-Neuter-Return programs for feral cats to find homes for all homeless pets.
The document discusses various forms of animal abuse and their negative impacts. It notes that animal abuse is widespread around the world and can take many forms such as beating, burning, neglect, scientific testing, puppy mills, hoarding, and animal fighting. The document also explores psychological factors that may lead humans to abuse animals and discusses how animal abuse is often linked to other criminal behaviors. It examines efforts to prevent animal cruelty through organizations, laws, and legal consequences but acknowledges such efforts have limitations and animal abuse remains a persistent problem.
Animal abuse is linked to other forms of violence and often begins with cruelty to animals. Research shows many abusers were also abused as children. Animal shelters see abuse cases and work to prevent further abuse by adopting out animals and educating the public. Pennsylvania passed a law in 2008 to improve conditions at puppy mills after campaigns by animal welfare groups like the SPCA.
Animal abuse is linked to other forms of violence and often begins with cruelty to animals. Research shows many abusers were also abused as children. Animal shelters see abuse cases and work to prevent further abuse by adopting out animals and educating the public. Pennsylvania passed a law in 2008 to improve conditions at puppy mills after campaigns by animal welfare groups highlighted the cruelty of factory-scale dog breeding operations.
Animal shelters provide care for homeless, lost, or abandoned animals with the goal of finding them new homes. They house a variety of dogs and cats and work to educate the public on animal welfare. While shelters aim to adopt out animals, some still euthanize due to overcrowding and lack of adoption. They rely on donations, volunteers, and community support to continue their mission.
Pet overpopulation in the US leaves millions of animals homeless each year. Companion animals are commonly euthanized in shelters due to a lack of available homes. Solutions aim to make the US a no-kill nation through programs that promote spaying/neutering, adoption, foster care, and trap-neuter-release for feral cats. Reducing the number of unwanted litters through these methods can eliminate the need to euthanize healthy animals.
2. “The teaching of
reverence for life
makes no distinction
between higher and
lower, more precious
and less precious
lives.”
Albert Schweitzer (1965)
Schweitzer, Albert. The Teaching of Reverence for Life: Henry Holt & Company, Inc. 1965. Print.
3. Animal Abuse:
The crime of inflicting physical pain or death on an animal
beyond normal discipline. It can include neglect to an extent as
to where the animal has suffered, died, or been put in imminent
danger of death.
Hill, Kathleen T., and Gerald N. Hill. "Cruelty to Animals ." The free dictionary. Farlex Inc. Web. 2005.<http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Animal+abuse >.
4. Equipping yourself to help:
Personal Relevance
Know the risk factors and signs of animal abuse
Know how to effectively document suspect cases
Find out the laws in your state or community
Punishment of offenders
Their stories
Where can you bring an abused or abandoned animals?
15. Proper Documentation
Agency held responsible
Contact authorities
Prepare a short written
statement
Maintain dated records
Newkirk, Ingrid E. "What to do if you see animal abuse." Peta. Web.2010. <http://www.dirtcheapbuilder.com/whtodoifyous.html>
16. What are Animal Laws in PA?
It is unlawful:
Rabies vaccination
Control your dog
Abuse
Poisonous materials
Abandonment
Kennel procedures
"Pennsylvania Animal Laws." Montgomery County SPCA of Pennsylvania. Web.2009. <http://www.montgomerycountyspca.org/>.
17. Punishments of Offenders
Counseling
Fines
Imprisonment
"animal cruelty laws by state." Stray Pet Advocacy. 2003. Web.2010. <http://www.straypetadvocacy.org/html/cruelty_laws.html>.
18. Some Interesting Numbers
A study found that 48% of convicted rapists and 30% of
convicted child molesters admitted to acts of animal cruelty
in their childhood or adolescence.
60% of pet owning families that had experienced child abuse
had also abused pets of their own.
"Sexual offenders' perceptions of their early interpersonal relationships." B Net. CBS Interactive Inc. 2010. <http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2372/is_2_39/ai_91475116/>.
Ascione, Frank R, and Phil Arkow. Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Animal Abuse. Purdue University Press, April 1, 1999. Print.
19. Animal Type All cases of Cruelty
Cat 70%
Dog 30%
Animal Animal
Gender All Cases Cruelty Neglect
Fighting Hoarding
Males: 75% 92% 93% 54% 34%
Females: 25% 8% 7% 46% 66%
21. River:
http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=6987647
"6 ABC." Dog rescued from Schuylkill. N.p., n.d. Web. 31 Aug. 2009. <http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=6987647>.
22. Irish:
http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=7357451
"6ABC." Man saves abused puppies. Web. 30 Mar. 2010. <http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=7357451>.
23. Sticky:
Mucha, Peter. "ʻStickyʼ the duct-taped cat is with her new family. Philly.com. Web. 30 Sept. 2009. <http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/62867702.html>.
25. Montgomery County SPCA
Non-profit organization
Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, &
Guinea Pigs
Adoptions, Surrendering,
and Euthanizing
(610) 825-0111
Montgomery County SPCA of Pennsylvania. Web. 5 Apr. 2010. <http://www.montgomerycountyspca.org/>.
26. Francisvale
“Home for Smaller
Animals”
Francisvale Home for Smaller Animals. Web. 5 Apr. 2010. <http://francisvalehome.org/index.php/contact-us/>.
27. Kitty Cottage
Non-profit
Cats/kittens only
Adoption applications are required
Kitty Cottage Inc.Web. 5 Apr. 2010. <http://www.kittycottage.org/index.html.>
28. “Helping abused or neglected animals can
be difficult and heart-wrenching, but they
are depending on you to take action.”
-Ingrid E. Newkirk
Newkirk, Ingrid E. "What to do if you see animal abuse." Peta.Web.2010. <http://www.dirtcheapbuilder.com/whtodoifyous.html>
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Ascione, Frank R, and Phil Arkow. Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Animal Abuse. N.p.: Purdue University Press, April 1, 1999. Print.
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"Sexual offenders' perceptions of their early interpersonal relationships: an
attachment perspective." B Net. CBS Interactive Inc., n.d. Web. 3 Mar.
2010. <http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2372/is_2_39/
ai_91475116/>.
"6 ABC." Dog rescued from Schuylkill. N.p., n.d. Web. 31 Aug. 2009. <http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=6987647>.
"6 ABC." Dog rescued from Schuylkill. N.p., n.d. Web. 31 Aug. 2009. <http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=6987647>.
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Editor's Notes
I adopted Madison from the Montgomery County SPCA, when I had brought her home she was very tiny.
Sophie was so sick that when i brought her home i could not leave her side, i was told that she was going to die. Being diagnosed with feline pneumonia, she was very dehydrated and always had her mouth open to breath, i must have taken her to the vet over 5 times in 2 weeks, and each time they simply told me i just had to ride it out and hope for the best.
to pay little or no attention to, this dog has clearly been neglected, his ribs are beginning to show and the basic environment is not suitable for him to be living in.
keeping higher than usual numbers of animals as pets without having the ability to properly house or care for them.
an illegal practice in which two dogs, usually of a Pit Bull breed, are put into an enclosed area for the purpose of attacking and quite frequently, killing each other.
when an owner of a pet fails to provide their animal with the proper medical needs such as shots, or neutering/spaying their animal if they have no intentions of breeding them.
Great agitation and anxiety caused by the expectation or the realization of danger
(1.) Find out which agency is responsible for investigating and enforcing anti-cruelty laws in your state, county, or town.
(2.) If an animal is in a life-threatening situation, call authorities immediately.
(3.) Prepare a short written statement detailing the key points of what you observed. Give dates, approximate times, and locations.
(4.) Always keep a dated record of everyone you've contacted, along with the content and outcome of your discussions.
1. To own a dog three (3) months of age or older without a current vaccination against rabies administered by a licensed veterinarian.
2. To allow your dog to run at large. All dogs must be under control. Owners are responsible for all damages caused by their dog(s).
3. To mistreat or abuse any animal. Report violations to your local humane organization or police.
4. To place any poison or harmful substance in any place (grass), on your own property or elsewhere, where it may be easily found and eaten by dogs.
5. To abandon or attempt to abandon any dog. Fines for abandonment range from $300 to $1,000 plus court costs.
6. To barter, trade, sell or transfer any dog under seven weeks old.
7. To operate a kennel that keeps, harbors, boards, shelters, sells, gives away or transfers a total of 26 or more dogs in any one calendar year without a current kennel license.
Counseling is recommended for individuals who have committed any type of animal abuse.
Fines up to $1000
Imprisonment up to 2 years
This past September Sticky the cat became a media sensation after being found body-wrapped in duct tape in the North Philadelphia area, officers gave opportunities for the owners to come forth and take ownership but no one followed through. More then 100 adoption request came in and she now has a new loving family.
- The montgomery county spca only takes donations, this includes money, food and blankets.
- They specialize in cats and dogs but they will except rabbits and guinea pigs
- They allow you to adopt, will take an unwanted pet, and also but an animal to rest if necessary.
- If you see an animal being abused or mistreated, call the Montgomery County S.P.C.A. they will investigate.
- they only except donations
- at the kitty cottage they only specialize in taking in and allowing open adoptions to cats.
- they are very strict when it comes to the adoption process, they really want to make sure that you will be a good owner for this animal
-