SPCA has done NO wrong euthanizing surrendered pets

I believe this video will reflect everything I've wanted to express in words as to whose fault it really is for the increasing number of pets given up and euthanised, please watch:

http://www.borntodiepets.com/html/doctor_death_video.htm


SPCA Singapore gets about 800 surrendered animals every month. It's impossible to keep all of them in shelters due to several limitations and constraints. Don't give me nonsense about shelters with "NO KILL" policies cos I personally have been rejected everytime I have a pet that needs a place to stay. At the end of the day, my friends and I have to fork out our own money too look for fosterers.

This may explain more, enjoy the truth..


The No-Kill Shelter Myth - Courtesy of RSPCA (S.A. South Australia) 2003 :

The Concept of a "No Kill" animal shelter is one that we have all dreamed of and place high on the list of our goals. The "No-Kill" concept is plainly and simply a marketing concept for those shelters advocating this policy often to the detriment of animals and the other shelters struggling to do the right thing.

A "No-Kill" shelter has a very selective "selection process" of what animals it will accept through its doors and will only take those animals it knows that it can rehome. Thousands of other animals are turned away and end up in Council Pounds or other animal welfare shelters that it will take sick , injured , aggressive and old , unsocialised dogs and cats - this is done knowning fully well that the only fate for a large % of these will be PTS.

The "No-Kill" Shelters have made it extremely difficult for other animal welfare agencies to fundraise effectively and retain a strong staff and volunteer base.We all know that the worst job in any shelter is euthanasia and the public will rather donate to an organisation that appears to be rehoming all those in need. In Truth , these organization are helping less animals and placing more strain , financially , emotionally and physically on other shelters.

In the animal welfare industry euthanasia is a horrible necessity as there will always be animals that cannot be rehomed , by reason of their health status or temperament. "No-Kill" Shelters , are shrugging off this responsibility, fooling the public abd accepting the credit for - sending an animal home to a new owner. The Focus needs to shift away from our euthanasia rate and the emphasis put on being able to rehome more animals either by ways of education, establishing the suitability of dog/owner relationship , basic obedience training and healthcare. By concentrating resources and energies on these outcomes it will automatically reduce the number of animals needing to be euthanised - "A Kill Less Policy"

It's the fault of irresponsible owners, the failure of public education on ethics and responsibilities.

Do not acquire any pets out of wimps and fancies. Read up a lot about the particular breed that you intend to get, and be fully prepared to face any kinds of unexpected events that has concern with your doggy. To you, they're animals, but to them, you're everthing.