LIMA, OH (WLIO) - The necropsy results are in for the skinned canines found dumped on Lakewood Avenue.
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The Lima Police Department was called out to a home in the 2400 block of Lakewood Avenue, around 9:30 a.m. on New Year's Eve morning, after a person looking after the home while the residents were away found two dead canines. They were both skinned and left in the driveway. The person that noticed the canines told police that they were not there at 10 o'clock the night before when they were at the home last.
Back in November, 23 shih tzus were rescued from an abusive environment, and since then all have made full recoveries, and all but one six-year-old male have found forever homes.
However, The Ohio SPCSA & Humane Society says they have seen an increased number of animals rescued from unsuitable homes in this past month. With many of them sick or injured, the shelter is seeking monetary donations to help cover their medical costs to get them healthy enough to be adopted.
ALLEN COUNTY, OH (WLIO) - The Ohio SPCA and Humane Society rescued a large number of dogs from an abusive situation.
Director Jason Asaro says, “They’ll help with any kind of medication we may need for the animals, food of course. All the things we may need to use to basically just run the daily operations. Mainly thigs like that are to help us keep supplies for medical and for the sick and the injured for the most part.”
These cats are just waiting to find that forever home where they will be loved and cared for. There are curious cats, shy cats, adventurous cats, and cats that just sit back and take it all in. Each cage has a card for that furry friend that tells their disposition and when they were brought to the shelter. As a no-kill shelter, they are at capacity with cats and need to get them adopted.
An anonymous call on May 4th led authorities to a Lima residence in regard to a large number of dogs that weren’t being cared for. The SPCA found 9 adult German Shepherds and 13 puppies in cages. The owner of the animals was contacted, and they cooperated and did surrender the dogs.
It was a different type of relaxation offered at Shawnee High School. Students entered their school's art room, where drinks and snacks were set up for them to enjoy and to take a step back and relax.
The Ohio SPCA is looking into a case involving animals being left behind in Allen County.
What better way to feel like a “cool cat” than to own one? The Ohio SPCA in Lima is reaching out and looking for people interested in adopting a four-legged feline friend during their Cat-A-Thon adoption event.