HeyJaredUntil Every Pet Has A Home
Founder of BISSELL Pet Foundation and a lifelong pet lover, dedicated to supporting shelters and rescues nationwide.
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When Funding Meets Scale (opens the original)
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South Carolina recently announced a significant investment in spay/neuter.The state committed $610,000 to expand spay and neuter access, targeting dogs that are disproportionately filling shelters. I was thrilled to see it. We need more states recognizing that if we want to reduce shelter overcrowding, we have to invest upstream — before unwanted litters are born and before more pets enter a system that is already stretched beyond capacity.But the announcement also reinforces something our work
Managed Intake Should End Suffering - not Excuse It (opens the original)
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This post originally ran as a BISSELL Pet Foundation blog, and I’m sharing it here because we can’t afford to spend time debating when pets are suffering. There are no one-size-fits-all easy answers. Here’s where I land.In recent months, social media has been filled with debate about managed intake. Too often, the conversation turns into a battle over extremes: take every animal immediately, no matter the circumstances, or turn animals away in the name of capacity. Both approaches miss the point
One House, 100 Dogs, and the Problem That Keeps Repeating (opens the original)
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This week, a story out of Georgetown County, South Carolina made headlines for the worst reasons. More than 100 dogs and dozen cats were removed from a single residential property. Conditions inside the home were severe enough that investigators had to wear masks to search it. The images are hard to look at.But underneath the shock, there’s a story we’ve seen before, in different towns, with different names. It’s not really a story about one household. It’s a story that repeats over and over aga
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