September 1st, 2024, is #NationalK9PoliceDog Day. Here are just some of the 4-legged law enforcement officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
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North Carolina Dog Surrendered And Now FIghting For Her Life
#BREAKING – This is Kiki. Take a look at this poor girl. This picture was taken yesterday by animal advocates, who quickly got the word out. This happened in Broadway, North Carolina. Harnett County deputies went out there twice yesterday. Today, the owner surrendered Kiki, and animal advocates took her to
Southern Oaks Animal Hospital
I just spoke with the hospital and the Keep Wayne Coats Sheriff. kiki is being evaluated right now, as of 4:30 pm EST Thursday, November 14th.
The sheriff’s office is not taking this lightly; they told me they’ve opened an investigation, and the former owner could face animal cruelty charges.
If you want to donate to Kiki’s care, I’ve confirmed the information. You can call Southern Oaks Animal Hospital at 910-424-3011. You can also donate to the Pet Angel Fund in Fayetteville. The Facebook link is on my page for that: https://www.facebook.com/FayettevillePetsAngelFund.
We’ll keep tabs on Kiki, and when we know more, you will too.
#dog #dogs #rescue #rescueanimals #animaladvocate
A huge thank you to Michelle Leigh and others who made this happen!!!!!
Before heading to the hospital today, a story about Helen Keller, a blind dog, who has no fear of sniffing out burmese pythoms
Before heading to the hospital today, a story about Helen Keller, a blind dog, who has no fear of sniffing out burmese pythoms…
BLIND DOG HELPS FLORIDA HUNTER TRACK INVASIVE PYTHONS
Deep in the Florida Everglades, Martin County trapper Mike Kimmel, also known as the “Python Cowboy,” is on a mission to eradicate invasive Burmese pythons. His secret weapon? A blind rescue dog aptly named Helen Killer.
Born without eyes and with limited hearing, Helen’s heightened sense of smell helps her track the elusive snakes, which are notoriously hard to spot. Kimmel calls her disability a “blessing in disguise,” as it enhances her hunting abilities.
“It’s rewarding to take a dog in a bad situation and give it a purpose,” Kimmel said.
Last week, Helen successfully located a large python, fearlessly getting close to the massive predator. Burmese pythons aren’t venomous but can deliver a painful bite.
Kimmel hopes Helen’s story inspires others to adopt rescue dogs and turn them into capable companions. He also calls for state support to establish a dedicated dog program for python control.
Video Courtesy: WBBH Discovery Saltwater Experience
#dog #linddog #HelenKeller #dogs #burmesepythons #pythoncowboy #rescuedog #APurpose
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One Year Later and No Justice for Dog Shot and Killed by North Carolina Deputy
One year later and still no justice for Steffie, the pit bull terrier shot and killed by a Henderson County Sheriff’s Office deputy responding to reports of a suspicious vehicle in a house for sale. The house turned out to be the owners and one of them was at home. The vehicle was hers.
You can find the link to the Change.org petition on our website, TheRealPaulMueller.com, along with the names and numbers you can use to have your voice heard.
https://tinyurl.com/yf9y92y4