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Originally Posted by DvlshAngel985  You're right, but it doesn't stop shelters from doing so. On one hand it makes sense to let puppies go before being fixed if it means there is room for a pup that really needs to be in good foster care, but on the other it puts them in danger of being used as puppy making machines. I have heard of shelters doing this, and the ones that do screen their adopters. Now, can the the shelters be duped into thinking that the pups will be in good hands when they're not, that's happened before too. Most stories I've heard come from the SPCA where I volunteer, as many who volunteer there also spend time volunteering for smaller, little known rescues. It's a damned if you do, damned if you don't. |
Nope...no easy solution. I can only be responsible for what I do...and I can say I have never and will never send a pup to anyone intact.