I recently found out that in most parts of Alabama, a law has been passed that maximizes the time a dog can be held in the pound to 72 hours... 72 HOURS!?!? That's ridiculous! How is it they expect for these animals to be adopted in 3 days? I sincerely wish that this same law could be passed for children's foster homes. Then, maybe people would understand how insanely harsh this law is to living creatures! Yes, I understand that dogs aren't children and all that sympathetic bull crap, but what they apparently do not understand is that dogs still feel, still hurt, and still LIVE! If every child that was given to adoption agencies was euthanized, or "put down", MURDERED after 72 hours of they're arrival, I believe people would be very upset... So upset, that I believe the law might change... Now wouldn't that just be peachy? Think about it
The number of dogs killed at a dog pound can vary widely depending on factors such as the facility's policies, resources, and local adoption rates. It is best to contact the specific dog pound in question for more accurate information.
Australian Cattle Dogs Pound for Pound
they sometimes kill the dogs if they don't obey
You can buy a great, loving dog from the Milwaukee WI dog pound. There are a large variety of dogs you can choose from.
No, I have heard of 5 pound dogs breeding with labs before. It will be fine.
by a shot because its the only way to basically kill a dog
Dogs stay in the pound according to the company, they can stay for 2 weeks, 2 months, but it is super rare for them to like there for a year. If you see a harmless dog, you can take him/her from the pound and into a no-kill shelter. In conclusion the answer is: It depends on the pound.
Dogs stay in the pound according to the company, they can stay for 2 weeks, 2 months, but it is super rare for them to like there for a year. If you see a harmless dog, you can take him/her from the pound and into a no-kill shelter. In conclusion the answer is: It depends on the pound.
No, but there not good either because after a certain amount of time they kill them so its better to go to a Human Society they DON'T kill the dogs. The above answer isn't fully accurate. Even "Humane Societies" kill dogs. Millions of dogs are killed in pounds and shelters every year. If you have to give your dog up, make sure you find a no-kill shelter or a rescue group that will work to find your dog a good home.
because if it is pregnant and it has the puppies at the pound they will not have room for other dogs
Australian Cattle Dogs Pound for Pound
The number of dogs killed at a dog pound can vary widely depending on factors such as the facility's policies, resources, and local adoption rates. It is best to contact the specific dog pound in question for more accurate information.
If the dog eats puzzle pieces and it gets struck in the dog's throat and the dog can't breath, then yes, it can kill dogs.
they sometimes kill the dogs if they don't obey
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If a dog has rabies, then a humane society MUST kill the dog. it depends if its a no-kill shelter or not. You need to call and find out if they euthanize dogs or not.