BAKER COUNTY, Fla. (WTXL) – Dozens of hounds have been abandoned in the woods in one Florida county because of a practice called “hound dumping.”
Authorities said hunters abandon their dogs in the woods at the end of hunting season.
The London Sanctuary is stepping in to help, along with Baker County Animal Control, but with limited resources, they are overwhelmed with the dogs.
If the animals don’t find forever or foster homes, some will have to be euthanized.
According to Connie Cannaday, the vice president of The London Sanctuary, at least 100 hounds were dumped in the past year.
Many of the animals end up in dog boxes set up around Baker County and some even have broken legs and gunshot wounds.
To find out how to help The London Sanctuary or for pictures of the adoptable dogs, go to https://thelondonsanctuary.rescuegroups.org/ or https://www.facebook.com/TheLondonSanctuary/.
Exposing the Big Game 
What a GD disgrace! Disposable pets. I’d like to shoot those MoFos for abandoning the dogs. Humans disgust me.
If that organization/site is legit, I’ll make a donation.
Oh and what is “dog boxes”?
Can’t be good.
I can just imagine the politics of these people and their views on the environment. People can really turn my stomach.
And they expect us to feel sorry for them.
I have heard of this, and yet the so-called owners will whine about how they are part of the family, when they take their dogs are out stalking bears, coyotes and wolves. Sadists!
That they are.
..evil “fux”..
dumping dogs to die..
..I truly hate (2many) people..
a plague on all their houses..