36 Frightened Chihuahuas in Apparent Hoarding Case Need Support

Target: Senator Eric Schmitt, Missouri

Goal: Support increased resources to care for dozens of Chihuahuas rescued from apparent hoarding situation.

On September 5, the Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO) responded to a report of a hoarding situation in Franklin County, resulting in the rescue of 36 Chihuahuas. These animals were allegedly found in poor condition, roaming the property, and frightened of human interaction. HSMO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force spent hours carefully gathering the dogs and transporting them to their facilities for emergency veterinary care.

This rescue came on the heels of another large intake of 36 dogs from a commercial breeder, leaving the Humane Society’s resources significantly strained. While the staff is working tirelessly to provide care for the rescued animals, they are calling on the community for donations, volunteers, and other forms of support.

It is crucial that state officials take note of the growing demand for animal welfare services and provide necessary funding and resources to help organizations like HSMO. Senator Eric Schmitt can play a pivotal role in advocating for additional resources and support to ensure that animal welfare organizations have the tools they need to continue their life-saving work. Ensure the continued care and recovery of these animals.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Senator Eric Schmitt,

I am writing to bring to your attention the recent efforts of the Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO), which rescued 36 Chihuahuas from an apparent hoarding situation in Franklin County on September 5. These dogs, many of whom are frightened of human interaction and in need of urgent care, were taken in by the HSMO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force. This large-scale rescue came less than 24 hours after the Humane Society took in another 36 dogs from a commercial breeder, leaving their resources significantly strained.

The dedicated staff at HSMO is working around the clock to provide emergency care for these animals, but the influx of rescues has created an overwhelming need for additional support. Donations, volunteers, and funding are all essential to ensure the ongoing well-being and recovery of these animals.

As a respected leader in Missouri, you have the ability to advocate for increased resources and funding for animal welfare organizations across the state. I urge you to take action by supporting initiatives that provide much-needed assistance to groups like the Humane Society of Missouri. Your support can make a critical difference in ensuring that animals receive the care and protection they deserve.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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One Comment

  1. Hoarding! People involved in hoarding need to go to prison or the Electric Chair. These fools never learn and they harm animals who are innocent. The law is crippled in America. Why should these people do so much harm and deplete the monies for Animals Services? Force these criminals to pay all medical costs and rehoming costs. We tax payers don’t want to pay for these criminals and their crimes. They should die and cost the taxpayer no more in funds. People who abuse animals should face the death penalty then money needed for healing of the injured animals would be used to heal. Death of those who did the harm! Free up funds to provide a better existence for animals.

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