Reportedly, officers in Cass County, Missouri, have been conscious of an obvious hoarding state of affairs on S. Roush Street within the city of Nice Hill for almost 20 years, however in some way circumstances go comparatively unchanged, as dozens of canine are struggling at any given time. Images apparently of the property in addition to eyewitness accounts and media studies paint a grim image of skeletal animals wandering a trash-strewn panorama like hungry ghosts or chained to rusty automobiles and particles preposterously meant to function “shelter” throughout Missouri’s infamous winters.
Almost emaciated canine with tether embedded in neck, taken on November 15
Native activists inform PETA caseworkers that the proprietor has repeatedly declined affords of free doghouses and different help, that a number of canine have evidently frozen to demise over time, and that they’re pissed off with officers who’ve reportedly finished little to nothing, despite the fact that circumstances on the property clearly seem to violate MO §578.005, which requires that healthful meals, clear water, and ample shelter be supplied. PETA caseworkers have pressed onerous for motion, however getting solutions has been like pulling enamel, and the sheriff’s division will solely say, “That is underneath investigation”—which is outwardly a drained, empty mantra. Your voice is required!
Pictures from August
Please contact the next Cass County authorities to demand pressing intervention on behalf of those animals, with consideration given to the submitting of costs if applicable and the immediate confiscation of the animals.