'House of horrors': Animal rights activists protest for better conditions at Miami-Dade shelters
Animal rights advocates protested Thursday outside of the Stephen P. Clark Government Center in Miami.
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Animal rights advocates protested Thursday outside of the Stephen P. Clark Government Center in Miami.
Animal advocates question whether less desirable animals, namely large dogs with behavioral issues and canines from stigmatized breeds, are being funneled to the Medley shelter.
Animal lovers’ worries in Medley continued on Saturday despite previous assurances that everything was under control.
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Shelter employees and animal experts say the number of abandoned pets continues to create an overwhelming burden for the nation's shelters.