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After 25 years in operation, the Powassan animal shelter, which focuses on dogs and cats on death row, in desperate need of medical assistance, socializing or behavioural modification, is increasing at an alarming rate.
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“It’s been a bumpy ride this year. It’s really bad,” Jeanneault said Monday.
She said the shelter has taken in 14 dogs from a place in Welland that had 59 dogs.
“The place was telling the public they were a rescue and rehabilitation foster home. Sadly, all of these dogs were in bad shape. One had to be humanely euthanized after being in All Hearts’ care for just 14 hours,” Jeanneault said.