HELP!!!!
If you have an animal that you cant take care of, DONT SEND IT TO ANGEL'S GATE!!!!!!!!!!! Animals with special needs are sent there, and here are some things about it:
Paralyzed animals dragged themselves until they developed bleeding ulcers, even though wheelchair carts were readily available. One dachshund suffered a wound so deep that it exposed the bone.
Animals whose bladders should be expressed every few hours were kept in the same diaper for up to two days until the diapers were urine-logged, and animals suffered from urine scald.
Animals, even severely dehydrated ones, were confined without access to water.
Animals kept outside in freezing temperatures without access to proper shelter.
Animals were confined to a bathtub, which they could not climb.
Animals were confined to bathrooms.
Small dogs were confined to Marino's bed, several feet off the ground, with no
way to leave it.
Animals were suffering from treatable conditions without veterinary examination or care, including open wounds and respiratory, eye, ear, mouth, and skin infections. One dog's infected, rotten jaw snapped in half.
Crowded conditions so stressful that fights broke out daily, leaving animals with wounds that were left untreated.
Animals suffering from pain, seizures, and hydrocephalus (water on the brain) were denied veterinarian-recommended and/or prescribed medication.
Horribly suffering animals on death's door were deprived of the dignity and relief of euthanasia.
The bodies of dead animals were left out for days among live animals.
Animals were fed rancid, raw meat that had been left unrefrigerated.
EX. One such animal—an elderly Chihuahua named Malcolm who was sent to Angel's Gate by Animal Care and Control in Brooklyn—was examined but received no treatment and languished for about two weeks before he finally died.
In addition to controlled substances and other drugs haphazardly piled in various bins, PETA's investigator found medication that had been prescribed for Shifty, a bulldog suffering from seizures, and Tucker, a dog with hydrocephalus, untouched almost a week after a veterinarian dispensed them. A bottle of medicine sent to Angel's Gate from Kentucky with a paralyzed pug named Franklin was found full four months after Franklin's arrival at Angel's Gate.
http://origin.www.peta.org/action/action-alerts/Angel-s-Gate-Hospice-Consumer-Deception.aspx
Thats the link to the website, theres also a video.
Paralyzed animals dragged themselves until they developed bleeding ulcers, even though wheelchair carts were readily available. One dachshund suffered a wound so deep that it exposed the bone.
Animals whose bladders should be expressed every few hours were kept in the same diaper for up to two days until the diapers were urine-logged, and animals suffered from urine scald.
Animals, even severely dehydrated ones, were confined without access to water.
Animals kept outside in freezing temperatures without access to proper shelter.
Animals were confined to a bathtub, which they could not climb.
Animals were confined to bathrooms.
Small dogs were confined to Marino's bed, several feet off the ground, with no
way to leave it.
Animals were suffering from treatable conditions without veterinary examination or care, including open wounds and respiratory, eye, ear, mouth, and skin infections. One dog's infected, rotten jaw snapped in half.
Crowded conditions so stressful that fights broke out daily, leaving animals with wounds that were left untreated.
Animals suffering from pain, seizures, and hydrocephalus (water on the brain) were denied veterinarian-recommended and/or prescribed medication.
Horribly suffering animals on death's door were deprived of the dignity and relief of euthanasia.
The bodies of dead animals were left out for days among live animals.
Animals were fed rancid, raw meat that had been left unrefrigerated.
EX. One such animal—an elderly Chihuahua named Malcolm who was sent to Angel's Gate by Animal Care and Control in Brooklyn—was examined but received no treatment and languished for about two weeks before he finally died.
In addition to controlled substances and other drugs haphazardly piled in various bins, PETA's investigator found medication that had been prescribed for Shifty, a bulldog suffering from seizures, and Tucker, a dog with hydrocephalus, untouched almost a week after a veterinarian dispensed them. A bottle of medicine sent to Angel's Gate from Kentucky with a paralyzed pug named Franklin was found full four months after Franklin's arrival at Angel's Gate.
http://origin.www.peta.org/action/action-alerts/Angel-s-Gate-Hospice-Consumer-Deception.aspx
Thats the link to the website, theres also a video.
19 Comments
Ouch...
omg that is evil!!!!
how could they do that
That's horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THT IS SOOOOOOOO SAD IM GONA CRY NOW!!!!!!! I WANA GO THR AND STEEL ALL THE ANIMALZ!!!!!!!!!!!! :'( :'(
Evil -_-
SWeet.
How ironic that the shelter thingy is called Angel's Gate.
Thats terrible!! And they cover it up calling it Angel's Gate!! >:(( =3
Thats SO EVIL!!!!!! They cover there horrable place by calling it Angel's Gate!>:( EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
there evil!!!!