Blog with CAPS President Deborah Howard
New Blogger!!
Greetings!I am Danielle - the new CAPS blogger and would like to first introduce myself and what I will be writing about.
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One at a Time
A Week in an American Animal Shelter
Learn about Puppy Mills
Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS
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Puppy Mill dogs Rescued by CAPS
- CAPS Rescue Fund
- Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS - USDA Investigation - Spring 1999
- Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS - USDA Investigation in Minnesota: Fall 2001
- Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS - USDA Investigation in Missouri: Spring 2001
- Dogs Rescued by CAPS from Lorton's Puppyland (Illinois) 2001 USDA Investigation
- Fall 2002 photo sheet
- Fall 2003 photo sheet
- Daisy's Last Six Months
- Maggie Rescues Herself
- Baby, Mama and Grandma Basset Thrive in New Homes
- Beatrice’s Holistic Veterinary Care
- Bassets Hounds' Puppy Mill in South Dakota (CAPS Investigation of Namken Facility - 2005)
- CAPS Fall, 2007 Photo Sheet
Dogs Rescued by CAPS from Lorton's Puppyland (Illinois) 2001 USDA Investigation
Buck: Buck is an eight to nine-year-old male Great Pyrenees. He had very matted fur, mouth ulcers and gum disease. He had many fleas and ticks even though the breeders had coated him with motor oil to control pests. Buck had a chronic infection of the testicles that caused sterility. He is afraid of men. Buck lives in a foster home.
Daisy: Daisy is an eight to nine-year-old Great Pyrenees. She had a severe skin condition from improper nutrition and neglect, badly matted fur, mouth ulcers and gum disease. Daisy is being treated for irritable bowel syndrome caused by anxiety. She is afraid of men and watches people's hands and feet. Daisy lives in a foster home.
Willie: Willie is a seven-year-old male Dachshund. He has lived in at least two puppy mills and two homes and is very afraid of men. Improper nutrition caused him to lose hair on his ears and tail. His chest, abdomen and testicles have black, leathery sores. Willie has a permanent home with a woman and her young son.
Molly and Lokie: Molly is a six-year-old Chihuahua. She had a severe case of coccidia. During her spaying, our vet found afterbirth still in her uterus. She had gum disease, and the vet had to remove most of her teeth. Her two-month-old puppy, Lokie, had coccidia and kennel cough. Molly lives in a foster home, and Lokie just found a new family.
Boscoe: Boscoe is a Jack Russell Terrier. He has a new home and is a therapy dog at a school for people with special needs.
Happy: Happy is a Boxer. She was living in a rusty mink cage. After staying in a state-of-the-art rescue facility, she found a new home with another Boxer.




