Forgotten Pets Get Second Chance at Little Victories: ; How the Area's Only No-Kill Animal Shelter Got Its Start, and What's Ahead
Charleston Gazette › October 01, 2008
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It was a typical day for Sue Brown, president and founder of Little Victories Animal Rescue Group at Ona, the area's only no- kill animal shelter.See the full content of this document
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Forgotten Pets Get Second Chance at Little Victories: ; How the Area's Only No-Kill Animal Shelter Got Its Start, and What's Ahead
Early in the morning, Brown started receiving calls about two sick female dogs with pups lying beside a road in Lincoln County.
"These were mothers with puppies, and no one would touch them because of mange," Brown said.Finally, someone wrapped the animals in towels and took them to a veterinarian who has done work for the shelter. The mange was treated and the malnourished pups saved, 10 in all. A volunteer donated $1,000 for new 10-foot-by-10-f...See the full content of this document
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