Two North Carolina counties have stopped turning over shelter animals to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.Save an animal - keep it away from PETA.
Officials said they were surprised to learn the group euthanized cats and dogs instead of trying to find them homes. They said they believed the animals were being taken for evaluation, and were being adopted out -- and that euthanasia would be only a last resort.
PETA said unfortunately, even some healthy animals may be euthanized if PETA cannot find them homes. Documents show PETA euthanized about 6,100 domestic animals from 2001-2003.
Two PETA employees have been charged with animal cruelty for dumping dead animals they collected in eastern North Carolina into a shopping center's garbage bins.
Thursday, June 23, 2005
People for the Euthanizing of Tiresome Animals
We reported previously that PETA had been caught unethically treating animals. It seems now that some animal shelters in North Carolina have stopped giving unwanted animals to PETA:
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