Multiple animals found forever homes in early March
 

In early March, 40 dogs and cats found new homes through the hard work and dedication of the Sumter County Animal Services team. Employees put in many hours at the Sumter County Annual Fair, as well as collaborating with various animal rescue organizations to make sure these pets could find their loving furever home. “Our

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Wonderful news! Thank you to all who are involved.

Yes. But with, roughly 143 million dogs living on the streets and 12 million in shelters any hope of making real progress is destroyed by breeders continuing to produce animals at alarming rates. With the number of dogs and cats that need homes, imho, breeding is counter productive and immoral. It is all about the money, with animals as products.
And don't get me started on the, imo, mixed breeds. I once had a Shepard that jumped the wall and mated with the neighbors Collie. We, (the dogs) created a designer dog (mutt), a Shollie, or a Collard. Just a mixed breed mutt then. Today some breeder (dog pimp) would market it as something special and unique and share a lot for the poor things.

People should worry about adopting children instead of animals!

People adopting unwanted baby people? Are you mad! Why care about your own species? Besides, everyone knows that a dog is a human's best friend. Not another human.