100 Badly Neglected Cats and Dogs
There’s a sickening story in Port Hastings, Nova Scotia about an animal rescue shelter that horribly neglected the animals in there care. Apparently, over 100 cats and dogs were found covered in their own urine and feces. Many of the cats are said to have ear mites as well as upper respiratory illnesses. A few of the animals were even placed on IVs in the pet hospitals. It was so bad that a live cat was actually found in the same cage as a dead cat. How fucking disgusting is that.
The shelter is called Celtic Pets Rescue and is owned and operated by Zonda MacIsaac, an apparently well known advocate for homeless animals. There is a small support thread going on found here; a support thread which will no doubt get smaller. The vice president of this so-called rescue shelter, Alice MacIsaac, is also an SPCA special agent. SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) agents are supposed to investigate reports of abuse and animal neglect. Pretty fucking ironic, huh?
You can read more about it here.
Posted by Frank N. Stein
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That’s just sick! Sometimes I just fucking hate people! Ugh!
Ironic isnt the word. The SPCA protected these people for years after countless reports were filed agaisnt them