Gotta Love Dogs: 65 Chained Dogs in Horrific Conditions!

Sunday, November 25, 2012

65 Chained Dogs in Horrific Conditions!

Can you say ABUSE?

By: N Gilbert

BREAKING NEWS!!! ASHLAND CITY, TN!!!
65 CHAINED DOGS (mostly pit bulls) FOUND IN HORRID CONDITIONS!
Folks who are missing pit bulls in the area please contact Animal Rescue Corps.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.506107672755893.120715.164981283535202&type=1

"In a press release put out by Animal Rescue Corps, they indicated the dogs were all underweight with sores covering their bodies and displaying signs of internal parasites. ARC president Scotlund Haisley said, "We believe this is the largest dog fighting rescue in Tennessee history. The conditions Animal Rescue Corps found on this property are the worst I have ever seen at a dog fighting operation in my 22 year career in animal protection."

http://www.dogheirs.com/tamara/posts/2335-65-pit-bulls-and-beagles-rescued-from-suspected-dog-fighting-operation

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