Desperate doggy situation prompts strong area response
By Daniel Arens
It can be difficult at any time to maintain a shelter that keeps all kinds and numbers of pets safe and secure.
When 14 additional dogs appear, seemingly out of the blue, and some requiring urgent care and surgeries, the task becomes incredibly more daunting.
M&M Pet Rescue knew they had no option but to rise to that task. And, thanks to the overwhelming support of people around the area and even outside the area, they are managing to make it through the new situation.
Brandi Boyko, president of M&M Pet Rescue, said a “hoarding situation” discovered Valentine’s Day, revealed upwards of 40 stray dogs living in a single place in the state. Several pet rescues have been involved in relocating these animals, with M&M taking six dogs.
