@sarahschayes: Adopt/Rescue- NODASMED- Last Call 11am 10/25/26 ID Number A1301990 Tina 3 Years Old Unaltered Female 50.2lbs Heartworm Negative Adopets Link: https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/df5be12e-7bcf-4f0e-bb0f-aaa518035c9b Bio Meet Tina, Tina is a dog experiencing a medical condition affecting her left tarsal (ankle) joint, with concerns for osteomyelitis, or a possible bone infection, related to an old injury. Arthritis is also a possible cause of the changes observed. Her condition requires further veterinary evaluation, diagnostic testing, and appropriate treatment to determine the underlying cause and develop a plan to manage her symptoms. Without appropriate medical intervention and ongoing care, Tina is at risk for continued pain, reduced mobility, and potential complications. The specialized veterinary treatment and continued monitoring she may need exceed what we can consistently provide in the shelter environment. Playgroup Observation 10/22/26: This dog is tolerant, allows greets, and explores yard. PG1 - Social/DG - Dainty & Gentle Contact Email [email protected] to rescue tag Email [email protected] to foster Email [email protected] to adopt #texas #dallas #pledgesforpups
If you suspect a healthy animal is being euthanised you can report them: Contact Local Animal Control (if not the offending agency): Animal control agencies often oversee contracts with private shelters and can investigate if a shelter is violating local animal welfare ordinances.
* Contact Your State's Department of Agriculture: In many states, the Department of Agriculture or a dedicated state animal welfare agency oversees shelter licensing and can investigate complaints regarding animal care.
* Report to the State Veterinarian: The State Veterinarian’s office can handle complaints regarding the misuse of euthanasia drugs (e.g., sodium pentobarbital) if the shelter is not following proper veterinary protocols.
* Contact the Board of Directors: If it is a private, non-profit shelter, address your concerns to the Board of Directors, as they are responsible for setting the shelter's mission and policy.
* Engage Local Media and Elected Officials:If internal complaints fail, contacting local news outlets, city council members, or county commissioners can put pressure on the shelteer, as they often receive public funding. Nothing will change if you don’t push for change!
2026-10-24 20:04:16
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tinydannncer :
Boosting this precious girl. Imagine being eliminated because you got ill. 🥺🥺🥺
2026-10-25 00:28:05
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Todd.Zimmer✊🇵🇸❤️ :
Oh man. That rough for Tina. But there is hope. Is it you. It's you, it is. I swear. Look at that. It's you. Hope. Shelter. Love. A home.
2026-10-24 13:49:02
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Melgonzales :
Someone help this poor baby 🙏🙏🙏🙏 stop kill shelters