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I’m going to be honest with you… I truly thought today was going to be the day that I had no choice but to euthanize for space.
Yes, I said lots of prayers. I made countless phone calls. And I’m trying to be as transparent with our community as I possibly can.
You don’t see the number of dispatch calls we’ve received today—and they’re still coming. Dogs left in hot cars. Dogs left outside without shade or water. Loose dogs running at large. It has honestly been one of the busiest dispatch days we’ve ever experienced.
We were completely out of space.
We immediately started reaching out to our partner shelters, asking for help, and letting our volunteers and supporters know that we were bursting at the seams.
Then something incredible happened.
Families who had visited on Saturday came back to adopt. Others saw our plea for help and came in. Some stopped by just to spin the wheel and give one of our shelter pets a chance.
A huge thank you to Abby and Amy for all of their help this morning, and to Brock for spending the afternoon with us helping find fosters and assisting adopters.
Our team was absolutely PAWSOME today. They never stopped. They answered call after call, cared for every animal that came through our doors, helped adopters, worked with our rescue partners, and refused to give up even when the day felt overwhelming. I couldn’t be more proud of them.
Because of this amazing community, four dogs found homes today:
�🐾 Ginny�🐾 Tucker�🐾 Lucky Charms�🐾 Trigger
🐾 Bibble
We also had two wonderful rescue pawtners step up again:
�❤️ Mozart and Cocoa Pebbles went to Warrick Humane Society. �❤️ Little Barney went to Vanderburgh Humane Society.
Today could have ended very differently.
Instead, because of all of you, it didn’t.
We are not out of the woods yet. Fireworks season is just getting started, and we know the next several days will continue to be challenging. Please keep your pets safely indoors, make sure they have identification and a microchip, and never leave them in a hot vehicle or outside without adequate shade and fresh water.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you to every adopter, volunteer, foster, rescue partner, and supporter who answered our call today.
Today was not the day.
And because of faith, an incredible team, amazing rescue partners, and a community that always seems to show up when we need you most… we are safe for another day. ❤️🐾
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💔 I can’t even wrap my head around this.
When I first read this story, it brought tears to my eyes. Then those tears turned into pure anger. I cannot imagine anyone who calls themselves an animal rescuer believing this is acceptable.
Animals depend on us for safety, compassion, and care. They deserve dignity, kindness, and a chance to live—not fear and suffering.
Stories like this are heartbreaking, but they should also remind us why transparency, accountability, and responsible animal welfare matter so much. We all have a role to play in protecting those who cannot speak for themselves.
We have to do better. We have to treat animals better. They deserve nothing less. 🐾❤️
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‘Horrific scene’: 117 dead dogs, many with gunshot wounds found at ‘no-kill’ animal rescue shelter
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The sheriff’s office searched the grounds and buildings associated with the animal rescue and founder Shannon Miranda for evidence related to animal cruelty and fraud.29 CommentsComment on Facebook
Burger Bank’s Deals of the day! Stop by and support this local business.
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#SupportSmallBusinessThis weeks deal of the day. 
Monday - Breaded chicken 
Tuesday - Grilled cheese
Wednesday - Barbecue soak 
Thursday - Grilled chicken 
Friday - Fish
Saturday - Shrimp basket 
Sunday - Grilled tenderloin 
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Guess what we’re making today? 🍦🐾
Mommy decided we needed some homemade ice cream pops to help beat the heat! ☀️
Of course, Lil Skipper insisted on being the official taste tester… and we’re happy to report he gave them two paws up! 🐶🐾 He says they’re PAWSOME! ❤️
Want to make some for your own furbabies?
The recipe is in the comments! 🦴🍦
Who else has a four-legged taste tester at home? 🐾
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🐾 FREE Microchip & City License Clinic! 🐾
Evansville Animal Care & Control is partnering with VHS and Paw Street to help keep pets safe and protected!
📅 Join us from 10 AM – 1 PM
📍 Washington Square Mall
✅ FREE Microchips
✅ FREE City Licenses
✅ Peace of mind knowing your pet has a better chance of finding their way home
A microchip is one of the easiest and most effective ways to help reunite lost pets with their families. Don't miss this opportunity to get your furry family member protected at no cost!
Please bring your dogs on a leash and cats in a secure carrier.
We can't wait to see you and your pets there! 🐶🐱💛
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Don’t forget to order your 4th of July pies!
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