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04/09/2026

04/02/2026

Do you work with Animals?

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03/22/2026

💔 The Silent Cost of “No-Kill” 💔
“No-kill” sounds beautiful.
It feels good.
It feels safe.
It feels like success.

But behind that label, there is often a story that doesn’t get told. Across the country, many so-called open-admission shelters are quietly becoming limited-admission shelters.

What does that mean?
It means animals are turned away.
It means doors are closed.
It means “we’re full” becomes a death sentence.
Not inside a shelter, but on the streets.

When shelters refuse intake to protect a “no-kill” statistic, animals don’t magically disappear.
They starve. They get hit by cars. They suffer from untreated disease. They reproduce.
They add to the cycle of overpopulation.

And no one counts those deaths.
📊 They don’t show up on a report.
📊 They don’t affect a save rate.
📊 They don’t threaten a label.
They are invisible.

Another uncomfortable truth:
In some systems, dangerously aggressive dogs are being adopted out, not because it’s safe, but because euthanasia threatens a “no-kill” number.
That puts adopters, families, neighbors, and other pets at risk.
We have seen the injuries.
We have seen the lawsuits.
We have seen the heartbreak.
Saving lives should never mean gambling with human safety.

Then there is animal warehousing.
Dogs and cats sitting in kennels for months…
Years…
Waiting.
Not living.
Surviving.
Pacing.
Shutting down.
Developing severe anxiety.
Losing social skills.
Losing hope.

A cage is not a life, no matter how clean it is.
Prolonged confinement causes real psychological damage.
That is not rescue.
That is slow suffering.

I’m proud to work at a “kill shelter that takes in every stray. We do not close our doors when it’s inconvenient. We do not hide suffering behind a statistic.

Sometimes the outcome is heartbreaking.
That is the reality of animal welfare in an overpopulated world. But we will never pretend that turning animals away is kindness.

If you want fewer euthanasias, the answer is not closed doors.
The answer is:
✔️ Spay & neuter
✔️ Responsible ownership
✔️ Adoption
✔️ Foster
✔️ Education
✔️ Support for open-admission shelters
I am proud of the work we do.
I am proud to stand in the hard places.
I am proud to fight for every life, even when it hurts.
Because every animal deserves a chance.
Not a statistic.
❤️🐾
- Rikki Dianto

03/18/2026

Cruelty Free Products 🐾💛🐾

Do you want to know what type of cruel experiments the 🐶 beagles that were rescued will now be safe from? Warning, it’s really dark. I’m not going to stop speaking up for all non-human animals so be sure to follow for more updates.

White Coat Waste just obtained a never-before-seen photo of ongoing Fauci-funded tick experiments on beagles at the University of Missouri.

Mizzou buys the beagles from Ridglan Farms, the disgraced breeder about to lose its license.

The experimenters glue capsules full of hundreds of ticks onto the puppies' bare skin. That's an actual photo from the lab below.

Records show one of the beagles from Ridglan suffered "possible anaphylaxis" in reaction to an experimental vaccine.

Mizzou plans to abuse over 400 beagles in these tick experiments, and completely withholds pain relief from many of them.

Last year, NIH Deputy Nicole Kleinstreuer said funding for dog labs "predates" her and National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Jay Bhattacharya said, "New policy...can't have beagles that are tortured."

They lied.

Under RFK, four different NIH grants are still funding this Mizzou beagle lab, worth a total of $13,853,520.

Three of these grants were first approved by Dr. Fauci, and the lab received more NIH funding as recently as August.

Tell Secretary Kennedy to keep his promise and cut funding for Fauci's beagle labs.

https://blog.whitecoatwaste.org/2026/03/17/wcw-investigation-abusive-beagle-mill-sells-puppies-to-labs-funded-by-fauci-others/

As a consumer, you also have power. Use these resources below to take money away from companies that test on babies like these. Also urge your congress members to introduce bills to ban animal testing in the United States and everyone outside all over the world, urge your politicians, to ban animal testing in your countries.

Find cruelty free products:
https://crueltyfree.peta.org/

Boycott these products:
https://crueltyfree.peta.org/companies-do-test

03/17/2026

Update:: the health of the 22 Ridglan dogs rescued on Sunday by Wayne Hsiung and his colleagues.

03/16/2026

Butler, Pennsylvania area friends ~ this bonded pair is up for adoption!! The perfect duo for your home 🏠

Meet Kelce & Hulu, our first dog & cat bonded pair in 15 years! 🐶🐱

**You can fill out one application for these 2, but you must answer ALL questions.**

Kelce is a 2 year old female Pit mix & Hulu is a 2 year old female domestic shorthair who were both surrendered back to us.

Kelce is the sweetest lil ham. She's a bit shy when you first meet her, but she still tries to make new friends! Hulu is a bit shy on her own, but Kelce brings out her social side and helps makes her feel safe. We made them a bonded pair due to their comfortability with each other.

Kecle would do well in most homes. She's friendly with cats and if there is a dog already in the home, a dog introduction is required.

Intake Date: 2/27/26

📞 Ready to meet Kelce & Hulu? Call us at 724-789-1150 to schedule a meet & greet!

These animals are available for adoption at the Butler County Humane Society
1015 Evans City Rd
Renfrew, PA 16053
Kennel License #1526

APPLY HERE: https://forms.gle/NikxmbDon49ZeNek9