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Plan to reduce Culpeper County Animal Shelter’s Euthanasia rate!

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Larry Myers
2 years ago

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Diane Hill
2 years ago

Dogs and cats deserve to live as much as people do.

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Cheryl McGee
2 years ago

We can do much better for these amazing beautiful animals ❤️

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Jessica Brill
2 years ago

Please post these animals before euthanized. Try and find them a good home.

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Deedee Killingsworth
2 years ago

We need no kill animal shelters.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Please do what you can to save as many lives as possible.

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Georgette Harris
2 years ago

Agree - 250%

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Patrick Bolton
2 years ago

Get it signed!

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Andrew Brown
2 years ago

End the killing

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Melissa L Williams
2 years ago

Culpeper animal shelter can do better. Please do.

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Pammie Hoeltke
2 years ago

Please do more to help these precious animals find homes.

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Paras khoday
2 years ago

No to killing animals. NO, NO, NO

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Anonymous
2 years ago

stop the killing

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Joanne Marks
2 years ago

They need major changes and become a no kill shelter. I see very few ads for their animals.

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John May
2 years ago

Please don't kill the animals

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Amanda
2 years ago

Killing animals just because you don’t want to deal with them is terrible. The purpose of an animal shelter is to shelter these animals until they find their forever home.

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Kathy Pirozzolo
2 years ago

Please save these helpless animals!!

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Mary Foster
2 years ago

This is so sad to kill so many innocent animals my heart is broken

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Dawn Falsinotti
2 years ago

Terribile. More funding, less death.

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Lisa Mitchell
2 years ago

With the influx of building and tax revenue to the county these improvements should not be a problem. Shelters euthanise far too quickly