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According to a news release issued by El Dorado County Animal Services, authorities responded to “multiple complaints regarding a stench of feces from the residence.” When a search warrant was served, officials found “approximately 25 dogs, including puppies, both living and deceased, were removed from the residence …. July 2022/El Dorado Hills, California: reported that authorities had arrested Sandra Sharlene Tidwell, the owner of a self-professed animal “rescue” doing business as Sierra Nevada German Shepherd Rescue, on felony cruelty-to-animals charges. This policy also instructs volunteers and employees to tell callers to leave these animals alone or to call rescue services.” Protesters also reportedly said that city officials, including the mayor, “have ignored or refused to do anything about this situation.” According to the protestors, the shelter’s director, Chris Fitzgerald, allegedly implemented a secret policy called the HASS model that would allow them to close their doors to these animals. July 2022/Rochester, New York: reported, “Many protestors gathered outside Verona Street Animal Shelter Saturday to demand that Rochester Animal Services take in stray and abandoned animals. A local resident said that workers were “telling people who call about a lost dog to just leave on the street,” and a former volunteer explained, “When people get turned away at the Broward shelter, the dogs end up in the woods, in the Everglades, on street corners.” Officials with other cities in the county had also spoken out against the dangerous policies. Residents who needed to surrender animals to the facility were reportedly required to wait 30 days, a dangerous policy that often results in the abandonment, neglect, or cruel killing of the animals. The commissioner said she “threatened to call the county administrator’s office the next morning” and explained that the county facility is funded with tax dollars. Complaints included that the facility wouldn’t accept homeless animals found by residents, including a dog who was rescued after she was found wandering along an interstate highway by a Hallandale Beach city commissioner. July 2022/Fort Lauderdale, Florida: reported that residents and former volunteers were speaking out about “turn-away” policies at a public facility doing business as Broward County Animal Care. Sometimes, they injure themselves by rubbing their noses against the cage.’” The dog who attacked her was later euthanized. ‘Sometimes they just spin in their kennels. According to the report, “Last week, CBSLA reported on heartbreaking images posted to social media by volunteers LA city animal shelters of dogs being left for weeks, even months at a time in their kennels without going for walks. A volunteer at the facility said that a dog who “had been at the shelter for more than a year and had not been walked in three weeks” had attacked her when she tried to walk him, severing an artery in her hand. July 2022/Los Angeles, California: reported that a public animal shelter with “no-kill” policies doing business as Los Angeles Animal Services had been warehousing dogs in severely crowded conditions. According to the report, 34 animals survived.

During the fire, propane tanks on the property reportedly exploded. July 2022/Blue Ridge, Texas: reported that “about two dozen dogs” and a human had died in a fire at a residence that was being used as a self-professed animal “rescue” doing business as Chloe’s Pet Rescue. According to the report, fire crews were able to remove 15 adult dogs from the flooded building. Peters, Missouri: reported that 10 puppies had drowned in a flood at a self-professed animal “rescue” doing business as Stray Paws Rescue. Here are some of the “no-kill” animal shelter failures that made headlines in recent years for making animals suffer a fate far worse than a kind death. The lucky ones are taken to well-run open-admission animal shelters, where they either find a well-screened, permanent home or are painlessly euthanized in the arms of professionally trained, compassionate people.