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

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TRACY NEELY
2 years ago

This shelter has had issues for a long time now. They should be more like the Madison County Shelter who works hard to find homes for their wayward animals.

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Vickie waugh
2 years ago

Something needs to be done with this shelter it should be definitely updated and no kill these numbers are outrageous someone needs to call the state vet

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Pami Ebrahimi
2 years ago

Bea I am with you. If we aren’t their voice who will be? Laws need to be kept strict with owners abandoning, over breeding and not caring for their pets more and shelters being held accountable to do the right thing by the voiceless, innocent animals who end up in their care. It’s easy to become “ comfortable” with the setting of just euthanizing dogs because it’s “ the humane thing to do” but it’s not. Most of the reasons we wouldn’t put a human who doesn’t have a voice down why would we do that for a dog who has no idea what’s going on? I know people don’t care for animals as people like bea and I do, but that’s okay because we will do what’s right no matter how many people turn the blind eye! You got my vote girl. You’re doing a great thing

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Stephanie Shackelford
2 years ago

Promote foster families.

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Lori Ellison
2 years ago

Stop sensless killing. Make them work to foster, place, adopt these fur babies out.

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Kimberly Murphy
2 years ago

Contact Charlottesville shelter. They know what they are doing .

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Cheryl Lynn Anderson
2 years ago

Why can't these animals be traded to a less crowded shelter with more exposure?

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Evelyn Dillon
2 years ago

Please Help these Fur Babies. It isn't their fault. It is ignorant that are irispossible. Spade and Neuter

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Donna DiMurro
2 years ago

Stop killing the animals!!!!!

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Betty Jo Martin
2 years ago

All animals deserve to live!!

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Patricia Williams
2 years ago

This needs to stop, Find these Animals Homes. Get Management that cares and make this a no kill Shelter.

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Barbara Riley
2 years ago

I think this plan needs to begin with replacing current management with people educated in current shelter management practices and with an enthusiasm for saving these homeless pets. The current management’s approach is not working and they aren’t trying to make it better.

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Jeannette Segovia
2 years ago

Please don’t kill animals

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Tammy may
2 years ago

I think it is so sick. No matter how many animals they have. Poor fur babies should not be put down how can them people sleep at night knowing what they have done and are doing. How sad

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Cara Annunzi
2 years ago

Why isn't this already happening? What's being proposed is a bare minium and should already be happening. Sounds like time for a management overhaul!!! And an increase to the budget, if necessary, to hire the proper personnel!!!! This is SHAMEFUL and a black eye on Culpeper County!!!!

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Tiffany J
2 years ago

These should be minimum basic requirements of any shelter.

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Denise Smith
2 years ago

Signed

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Bentley Elizabeth
2 years ago

No animal should be killed because it's not wanted. You can dress it up by calling it euthanized but it's still killing. Kill babies because one person doesn't want them, kill animals because one person doesn't want them what next? The elderly? The disabled?

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Kim Smith
2 years ago

Spent 12 years on BoD of a county animal shelter - not a fan of 'no kill' shelters but EVERY adoptable animal deserves a chance for a good home. These seem to be reasonable suggestions - depending upon volunteers available for those dog walks. But outdoor playtime can do wonders for their spirits (the dogs, not the volunteers).

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Austin Crow
2 years ago

They gave me a sick kitten that ended up passing away and causing my family a lot of stress. They put down too many animals! Someone needs to investigate them.