According to the Mayor's Task Force Report, Houston SPCA kills 65% of the animals that it takes in.
Articles regarding the HSPCA
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The Houston SPCA tried to "rescue" animals that did not need rescue
Would you kill Riley? The Houston SPCA would.
The Deadly PeTA - Houston SPCA connection
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Keisha Shaw, with Houston SPCA, voicemail in which she lies to All God's Creatures rescue group claiming that a cat that had been originally adopted out by AGC has been returned to the adopter. Actually the Houston SPCA had killed the cat.
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HSPCA kills all Pit Bulls
According to a KPRC news report, the Houston SPCA says it does not adopt out Pit Bulls. This means that all Pit Bulls entering this "shelter" are killed.
See the story here: http://www.click2houston.com/news/25760200/detail.html
Why Did Remington Die at the Houston SPCA?
Remington, an eighteen month old Miniature Schnauzer at the HSPCA, was scheduled for retrieval by the Mini Schnauzer Rescue of Houston. The next morning, the HSPCA killed him just two hours before a rescue group arrived to get him.
The Houston SPCA labeled Remington "unadoptable" because he was an Owner Surrender and was Heartworm positive. The rescue group was told that he was killed because he was heartworm positive and they needed the space.
The rescue group asks "Why isn't the Houston SPCA a No Kill shelter? Why is there a sign on the wall that states "We do not euthanize because of lack of space"? Good question.
Click here to read the whole story.
http://www.examiner.com/pets-in-houston/why-did-houston-seize-1000-birds-animals
In many cases, the animals do not appear to be in danger; but after the HSPCA does its "raid" the animals die... they die from improper handling or are killed by the HSPCA.
And HSPCA kills all dogs "rescued" in dog fighting raids.
What happened to the other 10,680 that they took in? Killed. That is 51% KILLED by the Houston SPCA.
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990 for Ruby McKibben Foundation. Board members include PETA's director, Ingrid Newkirk and Houston SPCA director, Patty Mercer.
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Click here to contact the director at the Houston SPCA and ask her why she has not implemented the successful No Kill model of sheltering, but instead chooses to kill 65% of the animals that they take in. Or call 713-869-7722.