ASPCA in News: County gets ASPCA's help in reducing its euthanasia rates
St.Petersburg News
February 27, 2007
BRANDON - As part of a three-year campaign to reduce euthanasia rates, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is sinking $600,000 into four Hillsborough animal organizations over the next three years. Aside from Animal Services, the Animal Coalition of Tampa, Humane Society of Tampa Bay and No More Homeless Pets of Hillsborough are participating.
The initiative, dubbed "Mission: Orange" after the color of the ASPCA logo, will try to overhaul animal services in Hillsborough County; Austin, Texas; Philadelphia; and Gulfport, Miss.
Mission: Orange will try to make these four areas more like San Francisco, said ASPCA president Ed Sayres.
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February 27, 2007
BRANDON - As part of a three-year campaign to reduce euthanasia rates, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is sinking $600,000 into four Hillsborough animal organizations over the next three years. Aside from Animal Services, the Animal Coalition of Tampa, Humane Society of Tampa Bay and No More Homeless Pets of Hillsborough are participating.
The initiative, dubbed "Mission: Orange" after the color of the ASPCA logo, will try to overhaul animal services in Hillsborough County; Austin, Texas; Philadelphia; and Gulfport, Miss.
Mission: Orange will try to make these four areas more like San Francisco, said ASPCA president Ed Sayres.
Read the rest of the news article...
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