Breaking News..... Tampa, Florida... investigations have started and videos taken of dogs being abused, beat in the hands of day care sitters and trainers... There were many calls and emails regarding the treatment of all dogs at this particular Doggie Day Care Center located in Tampa. Please take the time to read, and share especially for everyone living in the Tampa, area of Florida. We all think we are leaving our pets with loving and caring day care sitters.. Please be cautious and always investigate your pet's day care center before leaving them. Their life can be in danger and they trust you to leave them with loving and caring individuals, while you are at work, on a day trip or vacation.!!!!!! Mahalo

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PETA's observer documented that on several occasions, workers tightly bound dogs' snouts with leashes—stressing them and dangerously inhibiting their ability to pant and cool themselves. LEARN MORE Dear Tia , When you go away on vacation, who takes care of your dog? And when you sign up for dog training, who is at the other end of the leash? A PETA observer worked at Inghram's Sit 'N Stay Dog Academy, a training and boarding kennel in Tampa, Florida, after PETA received a disturbing tip from a distraught former customer. Dogs at Sit 'N Stay were confined to cramped, sometimes broken crates—without a drop of water to drink—for up to 19 hours straight as part of their "training," according to a supervisor. Instead of comforting a dog who was bleeding from a serious wound sustained in an attack by another dog, a manager repeatedly yanked on her collar and roughly attempted to tie her mouth shut with a leash. PETA's observer documented that on several occasions workers tightly bound dogs' snouts with leashes—stressing them and dangerously inhibiting their ability to pant and cool themselves. They were visibly terrified. Did you board your dog here? Please contact us. Please warn others about the dangers of boarding facilities by sharing this video on social media. Whenever you are searching for a trainer or going out of town and can't take your dog with you, the safest and least stressful option is to leave your dog at home with a trusted caregiver. If that's not an option, see our tips on finding a reputable pet sitter and boarding kennel here. Sincerely, Colin Henstock Investigations Specialist Cruelty Investigations Department PETA