BREAKING NEWS FROM ASPCA... 50 plus animals including Wolf-Hybrid dogs, and horses are being rescued right now! They are working with the Forest County Sheriff's Department in the state of Wisconsin. Their teams discovered 38 wolf-hybrid dogs and 14 horses living in filth and chained outside with no shelter in the freezing cold, with no access to food or water. All 50 or more animals have been transported to emergency shelters and will be given medical care and all basic needs. I will attach the complete video of the rescue ongoing.. Mahalo

                                           BREAKING NEWS.... ASPCA!!!  MORE THAN 50+' ANIMALS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE MOST CRUEL AND ABUSIVE FARM HOUSING THESE ALL THESE ANIMALS... 

The ASPCA is assisting with the rescue of approximately 30 wolf-dog hybrids and 14 horses from alleged cruelty in Wisconsin. Get the facts and help now. BREAKING NEWS:  The ASPCA is currently assisting the Forest County Sheriff's Department with the removal, transport and sheltering of approximately 30 wolf-dog hybrids and 14 horses from a property involved in an animal cruelty investigation in Crandon, Wisconsin. Upon arrival at the frigid, snowy scene, our team found the animals living in deplorable conditions—many were kept on chains without proper access to shelter, food or water and are suffering from untreated medical issues. The remains of deceased animals were found on the property as well. Wolf-dog hybrids are the result of breeding a domestic dog and a wolf, and are considered generally unsuitable—and potentially dangerous—pets. "We're stepping in because the basic mental, social and physical needs of these animals are not being fulfilled and they are suffering from a very poor quality of life," said one ASPCA responder. The ASPCA will continue to work throughout the weekend to transport these animals to our emergency shelter at a nearby location. We are providing daily care, behavioral evaluations and enrichment for these 40+ victims, and we urgently need support The ASPCA remains on the ground at the request of the Forest County Sheriff's Department in Wisconsin, where more than 50 animals have been removed from heartbreaking cruelty.