She is so adorable, isn't she? I didn't see a name in the listing, but I'd call her Hunny, after the sweetest dog I ever fostered and who had the same brindle coat and looked very much like this girl.
I hope this Hunny finds a home soon!
WHITEVILLE,NC. BEAUTIFUL PLOTT HOUND GIRL TO BE KILLED DEC 23 !!!
VERY SWEET GIRL THAT NEEDS ANOTHER CHANCE AT LIFE. PLEASE HELP HER!
Candidate for euthanasia 12/23
Plott Hound
Large Adult Female Dog
Contact: Columbus County Animal Control
288 Legion Drive
Whiteville, NC 28472
Phone: 910-641-3945 and Fax: (910) 640-1196
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday 12 - 5 p.m.
Plott Hound
Large Adult Female Dog
Contact: Columbus County Animal Control
288 Legion Drive
Whiteville, NC 28472
Phone: 910-641-3945 and Fax: (910) 640-1196
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday 12 - 5 p.m.
awwwwh I hope hunny finds a home too.
ReplyDeletePound puppys are the best!!
That's so sad. Why do they even want to put her down? I can't understand that.
ReplyDeleteBetty, I hope so too!
ReplyDeleteBangaloreBaker-- three million or so healthy dogs like this one are put down in shelters around the United States each year, even as so many ignoramuses who profess to love dogs flock to buy puppies from breeders. There are still so many misconceptions about shelter dogs despite the fact that most of them are the sweetest, gentlest creatures who make great companion animals. On the other hand, dogs bought from breeders, even as puppies, can easily turn aggressive in the wrong human hands. As a wise person once said, there are no bad dogs, only bad dog parents.
Vaishali, thanks a million for this. Yes, I have been feeling very distressed since I read this posting. I am praying for Hunny. I wonder whether the people who kill these healthy animals are "human" at all. They think they own the earth!
ReplyDeleteThat's sad! I've posted the photo and information on another site in case someone might help out. God bless you for caring for one of these little creatures who bring so much happiness and joy.
ReplyDeleteHeart breaking! Hope Hunny will get a sweet home!
ReplyDeleteNo one I know is in NC, I am sure and hope Hunny finds a place to live and people to love.
ReplyDeleteVaishali, good news!! Some lovely people are arranging to organise Hunny's adoption to a secure, new home! She will not be killed!! Thanks again for putting up Hunny on your blog, I am sure many people got to know about her, prayed for her, and wished for her! God bless all! We do not know what she will be called at her new home but for us she will be dear Hunny, always :)
ReplyDeleteI have a friend in Texas willing to take this dog but she would need someone to get her to Texas from North Carolina. I've asked my friend to phone the number you provided. I pray it works out.
ReplyDeleteAnother tragedy. This world needs so much saving. It's overwhelming. I dearly hope someone can come through for Hunny.
ReplyDeleteI hope she is taken into a home soon.All my prayers for her.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately my friend's husband will not let her have another dog. I pray that Hunny gets a new home before the deadline.
ReplyDeleteDear Vaishalli Happy Holidays & Happy New year to you and your loved ones.
ReplyDeleteHope Santa gives Hunny a home this time. ..looks so sad.
Does anyone know if Hunny was saved? I have the PERFECT plott hound that I stumbled upon on her execution date and she has changed my life.
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