Making Chicago A No Kill Animal City The Inhumane Way

     The no kill movement cares only about euthanasia rates, and could care less what happens to animals that are out of sight, out of mind. As hard as it is to imagine, there are many in that cult like movement that prefer dogs and cats suffer on the streets, even if the animals suffer immensely and die slow, agonizing deaths.

      The cruel way to lower euthanasia rates is to ensure fewer dogs and cats are recovered from the streets, and that the number of animal control officers remains well below the national average. The fewer dogs and cats recovered, the fewer animals there are that may end up having to be euthanized. 

       In the delusional world of the no kill movement, where it is more important that its adherents feel good than do what is right for animals, there is no one to advocate for a proper response not only to the untold numbers of dogs and cats living and suffering on the streets, but also to the dysfunctional way in which animal cruelty and dogfighting are addressed.

        Lowered euthanasia rates do not reflect the true reality of animals that suffer and die. It is a p.r. stunt that allows people and organizations to feel good while continuing to ignore the plight of animals living on the streets. It also allows people and animal organizations to continue ignoring not only the plight of animals that are in the hands of animal abusers and dog fighters, but also the dysfunctional response to animal abuse and dogfighting.