Persecution of No-Kill rescue by Humane Society

[Laura's Babies]

I am TO ANGRY TO SPEAK!

[Catty1]

I went looking on that news site...and here is an update from about 5 minutes ago at time of posting.

I am so, so sorry...

http://www.wkbn.com/content/news/loc...YCOOu2o0w.cspx

Last Update: 10:22 pm

Dozens showed support Wednesday night for the Cat Ladies Society in Youngstown after they were raided one week ago.

Tonight, a candlelight vigil was held in honor of those cats.

The Cat Ladies Society said they got word from their lawyers Wednesday that 64 of the 80 cats taken in the raid have been euthanized.

Humane agents raided the newly opened cat shelter last week after numerous reports of neglect and animal hoarding. Supporters and shelter volunteers said the cats were well-loved, and those accusations are far from the truth.

Cat Ladies officials said all of the 80 cats taken were adoptable, though some had colds and fungal infections, which they said can be easily cured.

As for the hoarding accusations, the volunteers said they hundreds of cats were adopted from the shelter last year, and hoarders don't normally let that many cats go.

[krazyaboutkatz]

Candace, thanks for posting the lastest update. This is all way too sad. Why don't the so called "Humane Agents" concentrate on real animal hoarders and leave the shelters that are trying to make a difference alone.

[Catty1]

From reading the article, it seems they at least have a lawyer. I hope justice is done SOON!

[GILL]

I hope that they sue the ASPCA and the individuals that started this. I would chip in for the lawyer.

[mrspunkysmom]

Some BBB info about the humane society

BBB

Also a link to the Vindicator