28/10/2023
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Earlier this week, we received distressing news through one of our rescue partners about the imminent shutdown of Hamilton County Animal Control. In response to this critical situation, the SPCA of Brevard took swift action and pulled 41 dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens. We filled our vehicles with as many animals as we could safely transport back to our facility.
The conditions these poor animals were living in are beyond heart-wrenching and much worse than we expected. Many were emaciated, covered in flies, and kenneled in their own waste. However, thanks to the intervention of Thelma and Louise Dog Rescue and the permission granted by the new county manager, we have a chance to make a difference. After all animals have been relocated, the new county manager will close the facility for thorough cleaning and renovation. We are providing support to empower them in their commitment to making sure a situation like this never happens again.
We urgently need your support. Every donation, no matter the amount, will go directly toward medical care, food, and anything else these animals need. We aim to ensure they receive the care they deserve before finding their forever homes. Our dog and cat medical teams have already started assessing what each animal needs and are getting them started on the road to recovery.
Ways To Help:
🐾 Donate directly through this post or through our website
🐾 Donate pet supplies directly to our adoption center or through our Amazon Wish List
🐾 Become a volunteer by visiting our website to learn more and sign up
🐾 Follow our Foster Connections Facebook Group for updates on foster needs
🐾 Though these animals are nowhere near ready for adoption, we have a shelter full of wonderful dogs and cats ready to be adopted. Adopting helps us pave the way for the Hamilton County bunch to find their new families.
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Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to Thelma and Louise Dog Rescue for orchestrating this rescue—your compassion has touched numerous lives. To all of you, our sincere thanks; we couldn't provide care for as many without your support. Keep an eye on our social media pages for additional updates in the weeks ahead!