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According to the ASPCA an animal is beaten or abused every 10 seconds. As a reminder that we all can help combat such injustice, April is designated National Prevention of Animal Cruelty month.
Cruelty and animal abuse, however, takes place year round. You’ve all seen the “sensational” cruelty cases on the news, but unfortunately cruelty happens more often than you would think, and it happens in our own neighborhoods. At the shelter, we regularly see the sad results—of both emotional and physical cruelty.
Chevy survives near disaster . . .
Travelers along I-94 saw this six-year-old little girl being tossed out of a moving car. The incident literally stopped traffic.
With the help of state police and concerned drivers, Chevy was rescued from traffic and brought to the shelter.
Miraculously, Chevy was unscathed—not a scratch on her. Equally amazing is that she’s rebounding extremely well.
Chevy loves people, knows how to sit, and stands prettily on her back legs for treats. She’s a super trooper!
