Some of this article is inaccurate. Because one of the rescuers fell in love with Teddy Bear and reached out again to Chow Chow Rescue NW in Beaverton, OR, Teddy's future looks much brighter!
At the end of the article they talk about the deceased dogs. Yes, they were indeed deceased, some in plastic bags, some at the end of a tether. One wonderful employee from the Spokane Humane Society who volunteered on her own time, and a group of volunteers from Stevens, Lincoln and Spokane Counties removed those bodies. The Spokane Humane Society generously offered to cremate them, so they could indeed, rest in peace!
Some things should not have been made public, such as the at large remaining dog. Sadly it looks like this dogs journey in hell on this earth is over.
At the end of the article they talk about the deceased dogs. Yes, they were indeed deceased, some in plastic bags, some at the end of a tether. One wonderful employee from the Spokane Humane Society who volunteered on her own time, and a group of volunteers from Stevens, Lincoln and Spokane Counties removed those bodies. The Spokane Humane Society generously offered to cremate them, so they could indeed, rest in peace!
Some things should not have been made public, such as the at large remaining dog. Sadly it looks like this dogs journey in hell on this earth is over.
