300+ Dogs Rescued from Overwhelmed Ohio Shelter

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Latest News from the Frontlines of Animal Welfare February 25, 2011 1. ASPCA Helps Rescue Hundreds of Neglected Dogs in Ohio The ASPCA Field Investigations and Response (FIR) Team deployed to Ohio last week to remove 349 living and 76 dead dogs from an unsanitary and overcrowded sheltering facility near Springfield. The FIR Team remains in Ohio to care for the survivors. Read More...   2. Breaking News: BLM Promises "New Chapter" for Nation’s Wild Horses The Bureau of Land Management announced yesterday that it is accelerating the implementation of long sought-after reforms to how it manages wild horses and burros on public lands.   3. ASPCA Happy Tails: Big Love Papa John and Oogie are roly-poly, playful felines who met the day Mary Kenny adopted them both. It was the beginning of a beautiful friendship.   4. Missouri Legislature Moves to Weaken Puppy Mill Reforms In November, Missourians passed the Puppy Mill Cruelty Prevention Act by popular vote—but some state legislators are attempting to weaken or repeal this humane measure.
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