Dog Bites And Hoarding Are On The Rise

I follow several groups  some are more opinion while others post primarily links.  I need a little of both in my daily diet. The one common factor in all outlets however is the rise in dog bites and hoarding.There is no mistaking that the advent of No Kill in various communities has increased the risk to animals and public alike.  I also check Mr. Winograd from time to time when I need something to smile about.  He's on his old fall back, PETA, rather like a sagging politician trying to rally his base.
I've been helping Oreo and Kevin with a lost dog case and enjoyed seeing the animal community at it's best. Over 4,000 people talking on the page and no infighting.  NHS knew nothing about it which shows how limited their involvement with our local community is.  I asked a few people if they had seen the story and they had not.I am sure they would pull that one as soon as it came into the county, it's a beautiful dog. I also would not trust them to come forward if they had placed the animal.
I came to the sad decision today that I can't set foot in that place even one more time, it's become so degraded and negative, it's affecting my usual cheery nature.  Kev's wife helps at the SPCA and I weighed that option.  I think I will wait until animal services is taking volunteers and go there. Maybe I will devote more time to my writing, all I know right now is, I cannot continue to watch the travesty that is the Nevada Humane Society.
For the love of Christ
Chap