Overpopulation of dogs in the deep south

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Region: United States

The deep south has a high number of stray and abandoned dogs, leading to overpopulation and a lack of resources to care for them. Many of these dogs are at risk of being euthanized if they are not adopted or rescued.

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         Rescue and adoption program for second-hand dogs

                A program will be established to rescue 75 second-hand dogs from the deep south and transport them to areas where they can be adopted. The program will work with local animal shelters and rescue organ...
                
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         Rescue 75 Second Hand Dogs from the Deep South

                This project will save 75 adoptable dogs each month from high kill shelters being euthanized for space. These highly adoptable "second hand dogs" make "first rate pets" for thousands of families in th...
                
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