Showing posts with label ASPCA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASPCA. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 October 2012

Horse shot 58 times with BB gun, on the mend

RANCHO PALOS VERDES A horse that was shot 58 times with a BB gun is now on the road to recovery, after a California community came to her aid, CBS Los Angeles reported.

ASPCA officials discovered the horse, named Calamity Jane, in August. The 10-year-old mare had reportedly been neglected by her owner and was not expected to survive.

But Stacey Cohen, of Rancho Palos Verdes, rescued the animal, determined to help Calamity Jane recover.
"Something about her story just drew me," Cohen said.

Cohen found a local veterinarian who was willing to perform pro bono surgery on the animal, whose pellet wounds have yet to heal. The operation is scheduled for Tuesday.

"So many people have wanted to help her. It took all these people to come together. That's what the miracle was," Cohen said.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57526679/horse-shot-58-times-with-bb-gun-on-the-mend/

Thursday, 17 November 2011

Dogs rescued from Hot Springs 'puppy mill'

The ASPCA announced this morning that it was working with the Garland County sheriff's office to care for more than 100 dogs removed today from what it described as a Hot Springs puppy mill. The news release said the sheriff's office had been investigating mistreatment of dogs there since 2009 and mostly small breeds such as Boston terriers, dachsunds, chihuahuas and West Highland terriers were involved.

The ASPCA said the dogs had been neglected and were living "in feces-encrusted pens and deplorable conditions."

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Monday, 29 March 2010

Coyote caught in New York

Coyote caught in New York
26 March 2010
The Times (Trenton)

A wily coyote evaded New York City police for two days before being nabbed in a parking garage.

It was the fourth coyote sighting in Manhattan this year. The animal first eluded police capture Wednesday near the Holland Tunnel. It was spotted yesterday afternoon on the West Side Highway, and police chased it to an open-air garage in Tribeca. Officers cornered the coyote, sedated it with a dart and then carted it off to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Animal welfare officials will observe the animal before deciding where to take it.
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