Mascbro26 t1_jaww3be wrote on March 4, 2023 at 6:21 PM

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How do you know they will be euthanized? Wouldn't they just go to the humane society (no kill) or one of the many other no-kill animal rescues in the state?

Ryanp356 OP t1_jawxqri wrote on March 4, 2023 at 6:32 PM

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Replying to Mascbro26 (#2,160,106)

The article I read said they will be euthanized if they don't get adopted, but I can't seem to find it now. The article I just read said volunteers are trying to rehome them to another shelter/sanctuary, and euthanasia is a last resort. Seems like they're getting a lot of calls now, so hopefully everything will work out sorry for the misinformation.

Mascbro26 t1_jawy2yc wrote on March 4, 2023 at 6:34 PM

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Replying to Ryanp356 (#2,160,168)

All good, appreciate you posting about this! here is the website for people to check out the animals available.

https://www.spcact.org/

Ryanp356 OP t1_jax0lhe wrote on March 4, 2023 at 6:51 PM

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Replying to Mascbro26 (#2,160,191)

Thanks for posting the link id give u my free award if reddit didnt get rid of them. I just felt helpless as my house is already full of rescues/strays so I wanted to help spread the word atleast. But your original comment made me do more research and now I can rest easy knowing they're doing everything they can to rehome the poor animals. So thank you for that!

Justagreewithme t1_jaxs308 wrote on March 4, 2023 at 10:01 PM

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Makes sense. CT has a massive pet shortage. Most shelters are empty/have very quick turn around with exception to animals that are problematic that they probably just shouldn’t be adopted out.

Ryanp356 OP t1_jay3jj1 wrote on March 4, 2023 at 11:29 PM

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Replying to Justagreewithme (#2,161,517)

That's reassuring thanks! The first time I checked the shelters website it was at like 22 dogs now it's down to 18 so at this rate hopefully they all find a home!(and the cats too obvi)