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SPCA Houston Allow Photos Videos of Animals in Stray Hold, Separate from Cruelty Case Cages

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Tammy Johnso
10 years ago

The more I learn about SPCA, the less I like the

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Betty Richardson
10 years ago

Please allow rescue groups to photograph and share photos of strays in order to reunite more pets with their families.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

please take this step to save more animals.

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Cynthia Reyes
10 years ago Featured

If it helps reunite owners & pets, as well as prevent deaths, why not let volunteers help?

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Nancy Byron
11 years ago Featured

Every effort should be made to reunite lost pets with owners. many are desperate but also work during spca hours

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Nicki Riggle
11 years ago

Rescue? No lost pet postings? Certain death for many lost family members.

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Elaina campos
11 years ago

post strays

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Rhonda Ilgenfritz
11 years ago

You need to allow pictures and worknwith rescues. i don't understand the point of takingnstrays if you will not post them for adoption or on common websites for people to see them! What a waste of life!!!!

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Lynette pontiff
11 years ago

please allow these dogs to be photographed

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VICKIE ANDERSEN
11 years ago

COMMON SENCE...USE IT!

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Bobbi Bell
11 years ago

How can HSPCA expect to reunite lost pets with their family if they don't POST them?

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Robbie Hankins
11 years ago

Allowing photographs and public networking is of high value in saving lives and keeping accountability.

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kari spradlin
11 years ago Featured

I have often thought about going to take pictures at the shelters. I didn't even know this wasn't allowed.

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Teresa Whitworth
11 years ago

Please allow this in order to save more!!

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joan nering
11 years ago

3 day holds is way too short especially during the holidays. it should be mandatory that All pets surrendered should be posted to local rescue sites.

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Chris Tebow Smith
11 years ago

If your mission is to save and protect animals, this is an important step!

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Pamela Newton
11 years ago

please let the photos be taken to help the dogs!!!

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Laurie Bowman
11 years ago Featured

Now allowing a photographer in the HSPCA to document pets brought in there is ridiculous and cruel. Many more animals would be returned to their griev8kwners, and many more would have a chance at adoption if people could see them on social media. Houston SPCA has a very high kill rate, which could perhaps be reduced if people knew which animals are there on a daily basis.

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Marallind Krejci
11 years ago

Help to find a pet's owner faster.

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Angie pickle
11 years ago

need also they perform full body scan for chips. And start Google and facebook search also for owners.