CLEVELAND, TN - WAS DUMPED FROM CAR NEAR ANIMAL CONTROL! POOR BABY IS SO SAD AND DEFEATED. WILL BE PTS TOMORROW. NEED PLEDGES, AND RESCUE OR ADOPTION! You can contact Cleveland for a No Kill City through this Facebook page, by email at clevelandforanokillcity@gmail or by phone at (423) 464-6070. We were told that this guy was dumped from a car close to Animal Control. The officers took a few days to catch him. He was put in a kennel with another male that was clearly mistreated and they had a scuffle. Now he is sentenced to die tomorrow because Animal Control will not keep any animals that return from the vet. Is there anyone out there that can help show this dog that not every human is out to make his life miserable? [email protected] to me, trowland, jcasteel, +2 3 minutes ago Details Good afternoon, we have one Urgent dog#276 he is at the vets clinic being treated for a skin problem and some injuries he got from fighting with another dog. He will need to be adopted/rescued tomorrow by 2pm. if no one want him we would have to euthanize him at that time. Several other animals that we took to vet Friday has been treated and released. Thanks, Gene Dog #276 Kennel 19 Pit type, white and gray male, 3 years Found on East Street Available for adoption 10/8 You can contact Cleveland for a No Kill City through this Facebook page, by email at clevelandforanokillcity@gmail or by phone at (423) 464-6070. Understand that this animal is on death row and there is a very small window of time during which this animal can be rescued. If you want to save this animal, you must do so now. Your first step should be to contact us so that we can let animal control know that this pet has a place to go and should not be killed when the pound opens in the morning. This animal is not in the custody of Cleveland for a No Kill City. This animal is being held at Cleveland (TN) Animal Control, a municipal pound in Bradley County, Tenn. Cleveland for a No Kill City will assist any approved rescue in getting dogs and cats from the pound and into their programs. Rescues with which we work must spay/neuter all pets before they are released to adopters. There are no pull fees for approved rescues. For individual adopters, if you wish to make this animal part of your family, Cleveland Animal Control has a $50 adoption fee. This adoption fee will include spay/neuter of your pet, vaccinations and additional services
Posted on: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 23:29:16 +0000
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