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Firing Franklin County dog shelter staff for random dog deaths

Firing Franklin County dog shelter staff for random dog deaths

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Started by Dawn Fairbee 6 years, 8 months ago

I am very involved in dog rescue, working with several different shelters around Ohio. I have fostered, transported, held fundraisers, walked dogs, volunteered......whatever was needed to help save innocent lives. I also interact and work with multiple rescue people around the state. Franklin County Dog Shelter is, BY FAR, the most inhumane, 'worst run' dog shelter in Ohio: meanwhile, they have the most resources, money, best facility, most employees, multiple, over-compensated administrators in the Midwest! BUT, the actual effort at this shelter is minimal, with apparently no oversight. Dogs are just a COMMODITY. As a result, common basic help, and programs (like foster or training programs) are non-existent! The latest unfair DEATH has brought people to a breaking point! AMARI, a frightened little dog who had won the hearts of the shelter volunteers and the public alike, was KILLED by the incompetent, clueless "people in charge" at the Franklin County Dog Shelter. This happened on the morning of the very day AMARI was to be picked up by rescue. (New paragraph) A kennel tech did NOT follow proper procedures, by using the guillotine door to separate Amari from the hectic, loud, scary morning cleaning rituals at the shelter. He didn't bother to take proper precautions.... EVERYONE knew she was a very frightened little girl who may bite if not given the proper chance to adjust and warm up to people. Given that chance, she was such a loving, cuddly sweetheart. This employee ignored protocol, which was especially necessary in the morning cleaning atmosphere, and ended up getting bitten out of fear. The employee should have been terminated! ARMAI should still be alive and in her foster home! FRANKLIN COUNTY RESIDENTS DEMAND REFORM AT FCDS. REPLACE THE CURRENT LEADERSHIP AND FIND REAL, DEDICATED DIRECTORS AND STAFF WHO CARE ABOUT THE ACTUAL DOGS...LEADERS WHO WILL INSTITUTE COMMON PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO HELP THESE DOGS WITH BEHAVIOR AND MEDICAL ISSUES.

Dawn Fairbee.

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December 22, 2019

One thousand people have finally looked at what is happening inside the Franklin County Dog Shelter and realized the leadership there is rotting from the top down. This is the first step toward holding these incompetent administrators accountable for the blood on their hands. We are just getting started.

Reached 1,000 supporters

December 22, 2019

Reached 100 supporters

December 21, 2019

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Andrea Petty
6 years ago Featured

I found out several years ago that Franklin county was killing healthy puppies and kittens. Saying it was because they had no room or not enough resources. This is unacceptable to me. They get a lot of funds. Stop murdering the innocent.

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Amy Beam
6 years ago Featured

Being a director of a rescue , many rescues are able to help but commitment from there staff to reach out to rescues to help save the dogs must be done as well as CORRECTLY AND HONESTLY vetting and assessment of dogs . This must be a TOP PRIORITY .

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Renee Risser
6 years ago Featured

THIS WANTON ABUSE MUST STOP NOW. THE LATEST DOG WAS MURDERED AFTER A RESCUE HAD ALREADY NOTIFIED THE KENNEL THEY WERE ON THE WAY TO PICK HER UP THE SAME DAY. THESE MISTAKES (MADE BY HUMANS) CANNOT AND SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED BY ANYONE.

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Tammy Norris
6 years ago Featured

Obviously this staff enjoys murdering animals. Amari had 2 rescues willing to take her and they killed her anyway. NO PLACE IN SOCIETY FOR THESE MURDERERS. We will not pay for this treatment of animals whose only crime was being homeless!

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

These babies need a voice. There is a difference in needing to be euth vs unneeded. I have volunteered and have first hand witnessed a dog who is a danger vs a dog who just needs out and will be fine. Sounds like Don was a Saint vs Kaye

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Peggy Daniel
6 years ago Featured

Rocko was just hours away from euthanasia, I fostered. He was just a 50 pound pup, not a mean spot anywhere. He was adopted within 6 weeks, with several on his waiting list. Why was he just hours away from death for being scared!?!?? What is the shelter for

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Mary Lehner
3 months ago

Stop killing dogs

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Dawn Fairbee
3 years ago

FCDS needs investigated and shut down.

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