Former SCRAPS employees say shelter is violating its 'no-kill' policy
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Former SCRAPS employees are speaking out, worried the "no-kill" shelter is violating its promise.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Former SCRAPS employees are speaking out, worried the "no-kill" shelter is violating its promise.
As much as the shelter wants to continue to be a no kill, the number of animals they receive monthly has impacted the quality of care they can provide.
Tift County animal shelter maintains a 4% euthanasia rate.
Louisville Metro Animal Services is pleading with the community to save shelter animals, after the facility was forced to euthanize two dogs due to overcrowding.
A criminal investigation is underway to determine if state animal cruelty laws were violated