Another breeder who sells anything to anybody has sold pups with Demodex Mange, shipped from Oklahoma to Vermont. Woman who bought him wants rid of him at 7 mos.
Breeder refuses to take him back.
Woman has 2 females fighting. Claims they are fighting because of him????
Females fight after maturity. Another idiot with a mess to clean up.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Knoxville Tn.
Backyard breeder busted by Animal Control for selling what she claims are Wolf Hybrids.
Looking at all they aren't. What else is new. Now we are called to save the dogs again.
Greedy bitch lies to me about everything so I spend hours of wasted time on the issue.
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Have located a rescue that will take them and find homes. Wonder how many hoops they'll have to jump through to get co-operation?
This woman will be back breeding somewhere else no doubt.
Looking at all they aren't. What else is new. Now we are called to save the dogs again.
Greedy bitch lies to me about everything so I spend hours of wasted time on the issue.
.......
Have located a rescue that will take them and find homes. Wonder how many hoops they'll have to jump through to get co-operation?
This woman will be back breeding somewhere else no doubt.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
The BS gets deeper in the south
Let me just say that anyone who rescues animals and breeds them is obviously an uneducated fool.
There are places in the south that misrepresent their animals to make themselves look important or intelligent. They all make hilarious claims that they are trained biologists, or that their Veterinarian is an expert on Wolves, or that they had DNA tests to prove they have WOLVES...
BULLSHIT, BULLSHIT,,,,,,,The facts are the facts.
A litter of liver nosed, white faced, pink footed pups that are born Sept 2 are NOT WOLVES.
This guy then tries to tell me that the entire state's Wildlife population is out of wack due to our earth's issues. That there are even spotted Fawns in January!!!!!!
Well DUH,,,, Fawns are spotted, and their spots don't fade out until the Winter's end.
He accuses me of trying to discredit him? Wasn't he doing that himself?
Stay tuned, cuz this guy isn't going to stop being a dumbass.
There are places in the south that misrepresent their animals to make themselves look important or intelligent. They all make hilarious claims that they are trained biologists, or that their Veterinarian is an expert on Wolves, or that they had DNA tests to prove they have WOLVES...
BULLSHIT, BULLSHIT,,,,,,,The facts are the facts.
A litter of liver nosed, white faced, pink footed pups that are born Sept 2 are NOT WOLVES.
This guy then tries to tell me that the entire state's Wildlife population is out of wack due to our earth's issues. That there are even spotted Fawns in January!!!!!!
Well DUH,,,, Fawns are spotted, and their spots don't fade out until the Winter's end.
He accuses me of trying to discredit him? Wasn't he doing that himself?
Stay tuned, cuz this guy isn't going to stop being a dumbass.
Monday, September 6, 2010
News for Summer 2010
A very busy summer has taken us all to the brink. There have been close to 100 Wolfdogs in dire straits just on the eastern side of the U.S.
Breeders who rip people off are starting to fall like flies. Pam Crisp in SC abandoned 38 breeding mutts she called Arctic Wolves, and is now banned by contract from breeding anything. Score 1 for the dogs.
Chapparal in Ohio is under fire from everywhere.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/bait-and-switch/chaparral-k-9/chaparral-k-9-james-and-karen-xfecb.htm
These are the lowest of the lows in animal abuse.
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Get involved. Save lives, volunteer, donate.
contact me for info
Breeders who rip people off are starting to fall like flies. Pam Crisp in SC abandoned 38 breeding mutts she called Arctic Wolves, and is now banned by contract from breeding anything. Score 1 for the dogs.
Chapparal in Ohio is under fire from everywhere.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/bait-and-switch/chaparral-k-9/chaparral-k-9-james-and-karen-xfecb.htm
These are the lowest of the lows in animal abuse.
....
Get involved. Save lives, volunteer, donate.
contact me for info
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
More Sadness
FORT WORTH, Texas — Seven puppies died after flying in the cargo hold of an American Airlines jet.
American said it contacted the shipper who put the puppies on a Tuesday morning flight from Tulsa, Okla., to Chicago, and is investigating further.
Airline spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan said Wednesday the shipper put 14 puppies aboard Flight 851, which was scheduled to leave Tulsa at 6:30 a.m. but was delayed an hour by storms in Chicago.
American said on its website it won't carry warm-blooded animals if the actual or forecast temperature is above 85 degrees. As the plane sat on the tarmac in Tulsa, it was already 86 degrees before 7 a.m., according to the National Weather Service.
Fagan said cargo holds carrying animals are routinely kept between 50 and 70 degrees.
Baggage handlers taking the puppies to a kennel area at O'Hare Airport grew concerned because they looked lethargic. Employees tried to cool down the dogs, and they were taken to a vet's office, but five died initially and two others died later, Fagan said.
Several of the puppies were headed to connecting flights. Fagan declined to identify the shipper or say whether American had taken animals from the same shipper before and, if so, whether there had been problems with any previous flights.
"We don't disclose information about our shippers any more than we disclose information about our passengers," she said.
In guidelines to customers, American says it reserves the right to refuse to ship aggressive animals or one that "does not appear fit to travel." It also says it won't take dogs or cats that have been sedated. It asks shippers about each animal's breed, size and age.
Fagan said dogs and cats must be at least eight weeks old. She said she didn't know the breed or breeds of the dead puppies.
Last month, the U.S. Department of Transportation said short-faced dogs such as pugs and bulldogs accounted for about half of the 122 dogs that died during U.S. flights in the last five years. Veterinarians say those dogs are more likely to have breathing problems.
The department said the deaths were an extremely small percentage of the total number of pets carried by airlines.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals recommends that owners avoid shipping pets in the cargo hold.
"I always hated signing those papers to ship them" in the cargo hold, said Rocky McKelvey, regional medical director in Texas for VCA Animal Hospitals and a veterinarian since 1981. "I'd like to see them in the cabin."
American said it contacted the shipper who put the puppies on a Tuesday morning flight from Tulsa, Okla., to Chicago, and is investigating further.
Airline spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan said Wednesday the shipper put 14 puppies aboard Flight 851, which was scheduled to leave Tulsa at 6:30 a.m. but was delayed an hour by storms in Chicago.
American said on its website it won't carry warm-blooded animals if the actual or forecast temperature is above 85 degrees. As the plane sat on the tarmac in Tulsa, it was already 86 degrees before 7 a.m., according to the National Weather Service.
Fagan said cargo holds carrying animals are routinely kept between 50 and 70 degrees.
Baggage handlers taking the puppies to a kennel area at O'Hare Airport grew concerned because they looked lethargic. Employees tried to cool down the dogs, and they were taken to a vet's office, but five died initially and two others died later, Fagan said.
Several of the puppies were headed to connecting flights. Fagan declined to identify the shipper or say whether American had taken animals from the same shipper before and, if so, whether there had been problems with any previous flights.
"We don't disclose information about our shippers any more than we disclose information about our passengers," she said.
In guidelines to customers, American says it reserves the right to refuse to ship aggressive animals or one that "does not appear fit to travel." It also says it won't take dogs or cats that have been sedated. It asks shippers about each animal's breed, size and age.
Fagan said dogs and cats must be at least eight weeks old. She said she didn't know the breed or breeds of the dead puppies.
Last month, the U.S. Department of Transportation said short-faced dogs such as pugs and bulldogs accounted for about half of the 122 dogs that died during U.S. flights in the last five years. Veterinarians say those dogs are more likely to have breathing problems.
The department said the deaths were an extremely small percentage of the total number of pets carried by airlines.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals recommends that owners avoid shipping pets in the cargo hold.
"I always hated signing those papers to ship them" in the cargo hold, said Rocky McKelvey, regional medical director in Texas for VCA Animal Hospitals and a veterinarian since 1981. "I'd like to see them in the cabin."
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Hot August nights
With the hottest summer on record winding down, more animals then Noah ever saw have been abandoned and killed because of greed and ignorance.
In Dayton Ohio they found dogs left to starve in a basement weeks after the scumbags moved out. What kind of live organism does this to any animal?
In Dayton Ohio they found dogs left to starve in a basement weeks after the scumbags moved out. What kind of live organism does this to any animal?
Sunday, August 1, 2010
More Warnings
Lake Elsinore California, another bullshit breeder claiming high % animals. Likely no Wolf % that matters.
PUPS PLUS, WOLFHUSKYPUPS, scam artists, ads everywhere. You won't get what you think.
PUPS PLUS, WOLFHUSKYPUPS, scam artists, ads everywhere. You won't get what you think.
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