THIS IS AMERICA

This is the state of things across country yet the “No Kill” narrative continues to garner support, press and money. Breeders are freely making – in some case – MILLIONS of dollars forcing animals to fuck then selling them to humans who refuse to understand they contribute to the slaughter of adoptable innocent dogs. Human garbage backyard breed daily and openly post it on social media without any consequences. America is in a state of emergency yet it’s never a talking point in any debate by any party at any level even though the horrors happening to millions of animals is a direct reflection of a very broken and sick society. “Leaders” getting paid six figure salaries while actively and intentionally not protecting the animals is the norm. Rescues being allowed to pull and further victimize dogs without any consequences is common. Please pay attention to who you vote for. Who you support and ask yourself what you are doing to help fix this epidemic because the nonprofit sector can not fix this. THIS IS EVERYONE’S PROBLEM. #standupforpits

#Repost @hartzandtailz

This may be painful for some to see. There is dangerous levels of overcrowding at Darlington County Humane Society Darlington County Humane Society Rescue. But this needs to be seen. An unseen animal doesn’t exist. It’s upsetting, but if you don’t see them, you don’t know them, and you can’t care about them. These animals need someone to care about them. Our foster homes are full, our rescue partners are full, there is no where for them to go. These conditions are unhealthy and stressful. It’s stressful for the animals, and the staff and volunteers who care for and about them. Please send us some heroes. We have lives that need saving. We need a miracle. Pray that some of these animals can be moved off grounds before painful decisions are forced to be made.

🔴 See all of our available animals on SaveDarlingtonPets.com

🟠 Apply to adopt at Darlingtonhumane.org

🟡 Reach out to become a new foster or register at darlingtonhumane.org

🟢 Rescues: Please contact our rescue coordinator at [email protected]