Neighbor's Shocking Complaint Sparks Concern for SPCA | Full Episode | Animal Pet Rescues
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- In today's Animal House episode, a neighbour's complaint about two dogs enduring abuse, allegedly being struck with a shovel multiple times, raises serious concerns for the SPCA. Following this, a litter of puppies finds refuge at the SPCA after a woman saves them from the potentially tragic fate of being tossed off a cliff. Wrapping up, a heartwarming rescue story unfolds as kittens and two mother cats are surrendered to the SPCA by a neighbour who intervened to prevent their abandonment.|
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The owners of the two brindle puppies should be jailed. Thank you for saving them
How could this no good person hit these babies with a shovel they need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent
He'll be one of those blameless people.
I feel so bad for the brindle brother pups. The one so scared needs to go to a rescue foster to learn how to trust people.😢
It's people who need the training, not the poor animals! Sickening case of brindle dogs being constantly slammed by a shovel - vicious & brutal, owner needs prosecution & rehab !
the abused brindle colored pups need to go to a foster so they can rehabilitate. They will not do well in the kennel and not pass the adoption test.
Ridiculous process for those abused dogs...hes obviously shut down....some need more time....its not his fauilt...
When I heard "Beaten with a shovel" I though "Hold my computer"
GRATITUDE ❤ to ALL rescuers who save these animals from Human cruelties.
My heart breaks for those beautiful dogs. The most frightened one needed to be given a chance w/ someone who could eventually earn his trust w/ patience and empathy. No fault if the dogs. They shoukd not keave this world w/o experiencing kindness. I'm appaled.
So am I, I don't support the SPCA because of their philosophy.
What kind of psycho would just throw puppies into the ocean omg.
I can't believe the Australian SPCA is still so backwards they have never heard of rehabilitation. An abused animal should NEVER be assessed that quickly. It can take months and yrs to rehabilitate. The poor thing is terrified and needs to be fostered in a home until he is ready to trust.
The sad reality is that there's not enough foster homes to give the dogs the time they need to be rehabilitated. I worked at a doggy daycare and my co worker ran a non profit dog rescue. It's sad how many times a foster to adopt puppy was returned because they were "too shy" or "peed everywhere". A lot of people who want a dog don't realize how long it can take to help a foster pup who's been abused most of their life. Foster parents need an extreme amount of patience and persistence. I'm 99% sure these officers and trainers are aware of this but there's not enough resources to help every dog. If there's no resources then unfortunately the dog has to go to make room for more who may have more potential of a successful adoption. It's just the sad reality of the system. Just like the human foster system. If there's not the right resources for a kid they bounce around until they age out of the system. There's people trying but theres never enough unfortunately 😢😢 it's just the sad reality 😢
ok, no wonder the beaten dog didn't get any better. he needed a foster mother to constantly adore him and talk and give lots of attention. not in a cage and taken out only when they have the time. horrible , just horrible.
Poor babies they thought you was gonna hit them again bless there little hearts 💕 😢😢😢😢
Seeing kind empathetic kids like Madeleine gives me hope for the future.
Bless the passion and drive of rescuers all over the globe. I donate regularly to shelters so that the animals can know kind treatment and love......My Darling Lilly spent 4 years in one.🐶
Too sad to watch. Poor animals! 😢😢😢
You had not should have judged the older dog so harshly he has been through hell he needed love not trying to hit him then expect love wow
I adopted a dog with a similar temperament. It's not easy to make up for a traumatic past. Mine wasn't abused by people, but by the owner's other dogs. Now, he's so dog reactive, we have to keep him away from EVERY other animal. The first day we brought him home, he stayed in one spot for 18 hours, and wouldn't move. He would crawl behind couches, chairs, and under furniture--and he was a stout boy.
Getting him trained on a leash was very difficult. He bit through our first leash in one bite. He'd lock down at anything unfamiliar, and have to be carried.
He's made a lot of progress, loves his walks, and is sweet to us. But he's still afraid of strangers, and tries to attack every other animal. He's also afraid of being touched, so grooming him is a fight--every single time. I have to corner him just to brush him, and the last bath he had, he clawed us in terror.
I hate that any animal is put down, but with so many animals able to be adopted, they have to make the hard choices. It would be tragic if an aggressive dog went home with a family, and attacked someone. It's possible that dog could have been retrained, but it would take a special owner, who could address all the issues. My own rescue would likely have been put down with most other owners. We got lucky to find each other.
Take care of the poor dog and all dogs in need, be human mens best friens in GODS NAME
They just need love ❤️ ❤
Hmmmm in Denmark you are not allowed to take kittens from the mother untill they are 12 weeks old
Interesting! At my local Humane Society in Colorado (US) kittens have to be at least 8 weeks and 2 pounds (907g) to be spayed or neutered, so that is when they are available for adoption. If the mom cat is feral, they will seperate the kittens at 6 weeks of age so they don’t learn any feral behaviors from the mom. I foster mom cats and kittens for my local Humane society.
@Tessasutherland there we get a feral mother with kittens in foster, and work with the mother to socialise her, kittens need there mom to learn to be cats. Some even keep the kittens 14 weeks. If the mother is dead, the kittens will go to foster with older cats. We spay and neuter kittens when they are 12weeks, and it'sin over law saying it is not allowed to take a kitten younger that 12 weeks
@@jonnanielsen8322 This is wonderful! I have older cats, so they help socialize any kittens without mothers I might have. I have usually kept any feral mom cats longer than the requirement. One mom cat I did take back was really sick and struggling to cope with her kittens. She was severaly underweight, not eating and actively trying to get away from the kittens and me. She went to their intensive care unit, but unfortunately passed away. Of her three kittens, the smallest kitten also passed away. I’ve fostered over 50 kittens and around 10 mom cats and other than these two, I’ve only had one other kitten pass away. It is always heartbreaking, but I try to focus on the ones who, although ill, managed to pull through with vet care and lots of care. One of the issues is the sheer number of kittens that need fostering come kitten season and not enough foster homes. I highly encourage people with a laundry room or another room in the house that is not being used much to consider fostering animals. They need to be quarantined for the first two weeks.
It breaks my heart when a companion has to be killed because of people abuse, it's not their fault, that is why I support animal no kill rescue shelters, not the SPCA.
That’s exactly why you should support the SPCA-so they’d have the resources to do more behavior therapy. “No kill” shelters can be no-kill because they can cherry-pick the least troubled animals. The SPCA doesn’t get to do that.
I hope you have all the cats and dogs fixed before having them adopted out
Oh my god those poor puppies...the bloody woman was quite blasé about it too.no big deal..well YES it was because the bigger dog lost its life because of you and your husband attitude thank god the neighbour reported the...think of the yrs of abuse..look after him Reston sounds like you both need each other..
Who the hell puts puppies in a boot for 100km drive? At least those puppies all got adopted and hopefully living a great life.
At least they saved the pups from being drowned in the ocean & it didn't say that they drove that far straight through, without giving them food, water, & exercise.
She used what resources she had...cant believe your complaining. The back seat was down they were getting full roam of the back of the vehicle and they had light and air.
I applaud her and her thinking and mostly her compassion to step in and save these dogs.
19:40 so sad 😢😢
Someone just needed to work with him 😢wtf spca??? 19:50
Do not put that brindle pup down...lets find away to get over here across the big pond...
I agree. I got a free rat terrier, 8 months old, face all scarred from other dogs beating her up, and absolutely terrified of humans, but she is bit by bit coming out of her shell. She had a door phobia and getting her to come inside when it was ten degrees outside (it was impossible to catch her) was a 3 hour affair and about froze me out. I buy a lot of treats and hand feed her a lot. She likes me a lot, but when I bend over to pet her, she will run away. She now lets me pet her if she is standing on the comfy chair.
Hopefully if you're that interested in adopting a dog, you'll go to your local shelter or sanctuary.
I had never seen a so called dog behavior like this woman, how did she even get a job in that field working with abused animals while she must abused the 2 brindles her self by flipping them on their backs like she did, that's disgusting what she did and the way she talks that voice is irritating to me I could just imagine dog ears,plus she goes and pretends to hit him when he just came from a abuser,all my foster failures have never been treated like that by the rescue.
Thats the damn SPCA for you.
A bit surprised that hedgehogs are allowed to roam in NZ given they aren't native. I love them but they must have an impact on the native fauna?
I bet the people do more damage. = )
Always be Careful With expressionis like Native and not native. When is native? 5 years? 10years? 50years? Hoomans ARE the most NOT native subjects spread all over the world and destroyed whatever.
So be timid! See what WE did harm to live and Environment. We have no right with our meanings to judge - mostly we are the ones who bring species to foreign regions. We!!! are twice as guilty.
Cats are obligate carnivores. Please do the research and understand what that means.
I want to move to new zealand….
@naomij66 why
Why do they not have a real dog trainer????
Since when can you fix a kitten at 8 weeks. No vet would do that at 8 weeks. Minimum age is 18 months to 21 months
They were neutering puppies in the US, then they learn that they suddenly needed lots of joint relief when they grew old. The spay and neuter program got radical.
What are you trying to say because it's not making sense.
@@barbaranymiel3089 do you not speak English. Pretty sure what I said make total sense. If you have trouble understanding that’s on you
@@serenast.germain3469 Do you ask the illegals if they speak English?
@@barbaranymiel3089 what does that have to do with anything. I asked you cuz what I said make 100% sense. There’s people on here that may not understand English.