County Commissioners Looking Into Shelter Mass Euthanization

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Two Mobile County commissioners are in the beginning stages of an investigation into the management and protocol at the Mobile County Animal Shelter after 49 dogs were put down due to distemper.

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flamekiller - 1/31/2013 5:09 PM

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I guess it's good to thin out the back log of strays every once in a while, containment laws would be a good thing since I really don't care for packs of other peoples dogs on my property. Too bad these activist don't put in the same level of concern for murdered babies they call abortion

Cindy Downen - 1/30/2013 6:05 PM

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Please send every media outlet to hear and record the outpouring of comments on Saturday, 02/02, from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at the corner of Airport Blvd and Shillingers on the Hobby Lobby side. This is an outrage of epic proportion and animal lovers and advocates across the South will not be silenced. We will seek justice for the 50 animals that were maliciously 'put down' by the MCAS.

John S - 1/30/2013 6:01 PM

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This is an area where the people (voters) and representatives/senators need to get off their azzes and figure out how to deal with dogs and cats, and the stupid people that just throw them out on a dirt road. We must pass laws requiring pet owners to be responsible for their pets. Some of that responsibility should be breeders/sellers too. There has to be some way to make a person with a pet responsible for that pet.

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