Petition for Justice for Primo the Police Dog -- story and link below.

Every day we receive abuse, neglect and abandonment

complaints from across Louisiana.

Rescued!!!

We recently acted on a heartbreaking case of animal hoarding

in Union Parish.  17 cats and dogs were removed from absolutely

shocking conditions and now need help and loving homes.

The sad truth is, there are no shelters or viable

animal control agencies to respond in more than

50% of Louisiana's parishes.  Your contributions 

make it possible for us to intervene.

Rescued!!!

UNION PARISH HOARDING CASE

We were grateful that volunteer Becky Kaase, of our Union parish chapter, rallied to help these 17 suffering animals in northern Louisiana.  Kept in heartbreaking conditions, some of the poor animals had not been out of their filthy cages in years.

Becky worked through the night with Detective Blackwell from the Union Sheriff's Department, to arrange for all of the animals to be transferred to a local veterinarian, Dr. Damon Odom.  Cruelty charges are anticipated against Brenda Bowen, who kept the animals in such appalling conditions.

Close to two thousand dollars is already needed to pay for vet bills for these animals.  Please make a tax deductible contribution HERE or contact Dr. Odom's veterinary office directly in Farmerville at 318-368-6060.

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EMILY RESCUED FROM NEGLECT

Sweet Emily was a victim of heartbreaking neglect in St. John parish, where her owners have since been charged with cruelty.  She is now recovering at our Dixieland Animal Care Center.

Before                                                                   Doing much better!

Her sad case symbolizes the plight of Louisiana's abused, neglected and

forgotten animals, and she is now the inspiration for this summer's 'Emily Events.' 

Click HERE to find out how you can participate in these special events, fundraisers, raffles and promotions, which are taking place around the Greater New Orleans area over the next several weeks.