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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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
CAPS Rescue Fund
The CAPS Rescue Fund benefits from your support. CAPS has rescued a number of puppy mills dogs during its investigations of USDA licensed facilities. We have placed most of these dogs in wonderful homes. A few older dogs are in long-term foster care, and CAPS is responsible for the cost of their care. Not only will your donation help with the expenses for the foster dogs, but it will also help cover veterinary bills, including spaying and neutering, for additional dogs that we rescue from puppy mills.
Gizmo, Spring 2002. He has a wonderful home and his fur is growing back.




