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Doge Van has dedicated years to rescuing abandoned Doges and Meows. 🐾🐾
Anyone inspired to support Shibe Do Only Good Everyday is encouraged to contribute via DPEbV6bLAm4yvFxHpsq1o6noDD9rqHoein.
The course of action is clear. 👊
"The County Won’t Pay. So I Will."
Without naming the shelter or the director who reached out—a government-run facility overwhelmed by crisis—the focus remains on the injustice of a broken system.
Despite being at full capacity with dogs forced into offices and cats confined to crates, the shelter refuses to resort to euthanasia to manage the overflow.
Instead, a rescue in Maine was arranged to accept some dogs, prompting a discussion about transportation costs. When asked about the budget, the reply was clear: there isn’t any, as the county won’t cover these expenses.
Thus, the decision was made to cover the cost personally because no one should sacrifice their livelihood to save a life.
Efforts to raise funds only reveal that donations intended for the shelter nearly always flow directly to the county, leaving those who run the shelter to scramble for gift cards, Amazon wishlists, and scraps to provide for the animals.
This isn’t just a system that’s broken—it’s a system designed to fail. Across countless communities, shelters face similar crises.