If they continue at this rate of 151 dogs in 3 months so as an average by the end of one year they will have over 600 dogs. Where are all those dogs supposed to go?

I’m a rescue in Delaware & I’ve seen that they are posting MD on the DE Petfinder sites. We certainly have more than our share of unwanted homeless dogs but could someone explain to me WHY they are not listing MD dogs in MD. I know that their *rescue* is based in Delaware but Petfinder allows you to have different locations. That means when someone is looking to adopt & puts a search using their zip code – animals are supposed to show up in that area. Does anyone think that MD people seeing a DE location are going to contact them? It’s a miracle they were able to get 20 adopted out of that 151.

Strange how Cecil County, MD & Sussex County Delaware are living in a parallel universe when it comes to untrained non-professional handling animal welfare.

For DE it’s Safe Haven which was built thru millions of dollars in donations to provide the animals sanctuary but they took over the animal control in Kent County & our lost animals are being boarded/hoarded in the name of No-Kill.

Seems you have the same problem there in MD that we do in DE. Due to political ties Safe Haven is permitted to board/hoard animals & what do you think is going to happen there when you have 600 dogs a year with “A Buddy for Life?”

I could go on & on but I’ll leave at this for now.