Comments on: Canine Angels Update — International Focus on Georgia

By: Hannah

Hannah — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 00:25:35 +0000

I do like your website i read some others that are on similar subjets, but they do not put new posts in very often, thanks.

By: Emily

Emily — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 09:12:51 +0000

I really liked your blog! i read 4 others that are on similar subjets, but they domt update very often, thanks.

By: SC

SC — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 00:45:43 +0000

Ellen, A lot can happen in 8 years. Should have been there last summer after they walked off and left the dogs in the middle of a drought.

By: Annie

Annie — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 06:10:23 +0000

I just recently adopted a “Canine Angels” dog. He was siezed in mid-July 06 and only came available for adoption recently because of his health. I have his medical records….to say he was negelected is putting it mildly. These women put up a great front…until investigators found the trailer with the dead and almost dead dogs in the 100+ heat and no food or water. It almost like an animal form of Munchausen. They put on an act for sympathy with the dark truth hiding just beneath the surface….. Sick. I hope they’re out of the business of “rescuing” for good!

By: Ellen

Ellen — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 13:46:53 +0000

8 years ago I traveled from Naples, Fla to Athens to adopt a dog from Canine Angels that I saw on their web site. I found Sue to be a very caring person and her home to be clean. My dog was healthy and well cared for. I was dismayed to read today about Canine Angels. When I arrived in Athens I got lost and turned to a police officer for directions and when he found out why I was going to this home he purposely steered me and my husand in the opposite direction more then 30 miles out of our way. It left us with a very bad feeling for Athens.I feel so badly for what has happened. Could you give me an update on the situation and have they been closed down ? Thank you.

By: vicki

vicki — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 04:53:05 +0000

Remember, you are guilty until proven innocent in the state of Georgia, instead of the other way around. There are two sides to every coin so they say. So how about you take a seat, get a pen and paper for notes, and watch as the truth FINIALLY comes out. Coming soon at TV’s near you…

By: Joy

Joy — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 14:26:49 +0000

Rev. Williams,

Thanks for barking in.

As you read later entries about CA in the blog I think you will see that the views change. The earlier entries are still on the blog for historical reference. Please read later posts where the collecting issue came into view.

Fortunately, the state officials were good enough to work with Willis and other rescuers to find homes and sanctuaries for the animals collected at the original site.

If you hear of the two collectors hoarding animals again, please bark in and we’ll help you report them!

By: Rev. Jasper Williams

Rev. Jasper Williams — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 06:30:44 +0000

You’ve got to be joking me when you make animal abuse and cruelty a matter of big government stepping in too far. I have never seen such animal cruelty as I have with Canine angels. Althouhg big Governmnet is a problem, those ladies up there were slap crazy and didn’t give a crap about animals. They were collectors, not angels. Check your facts, I’ve been to Canine Angels twice in the past, the second time I called in a complaint myself due to alack of shelter, no water, and what appearred to be sick Dog that looked more like corspes laying in the back yard. At least Georgia has a state organization that tries to protect animals, in South Carolina they have absolutely nothing. You can be sold what appears to be a safe dog, but later find out it’s got parvo and then spreads it to your other dogs, and they come close to death as well, all because their is no one to keep these here today, gone tomorrow pet dealers in line.
Be thankful you have someone trying to help. Surrounding states don’t, and their overpopulation and dieases are much, much higher and getting worse. Then again people who’ve never been to canine angels will read my post and dissect it poke holes in it as usual. Until you can say you were there I suggest you find other battles to fight.
God Bless the Animals, the only innoncence left.
Rev. J. Williams

By: Karen Anderson

Karen Anderson — Sun, 17 Sep 2006 17:06:11 +0000

The State of Georgia has earned a reputation as very unfriendly to rescue. Savannah is guilty as well. We watch and are appalled at the personal agendas that rescue-haters endorse and exercise, all under the auspices of the GOVERNMENT!
Shame on Georgia is right!

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