Does Animal Rescue By Animal Organizations Harm Animals?

     Imagine an abused animal never having a chance of getting rescued from an abusive situation. This is the reality for almost every single abused animal. This is because law enforcement ignores or minimally responds to animal cruelty related crimes. The animal organizations that investigate animal cruelty enable law enforcement to do this.
      Imagine if drink driving, domestic violence, bicycle theft, auto theft, or other crimes, were responded to by private organizations, and minimally by public law enforcement. There would be an explosion of those crimes. This is exactly what has taken place with animal cruelty. Because animals cannot speak for themselves, there is no outcry.
      No other crime is responded to by private organizations, and minimally by public law enforcement. The organizations and their animal advocate supporters are too interested in the publicity and money generated from having the public believe they are the answer to animal cruelty to ever change this pathological dynamic. (Previous blogs discuss how the actual investigations of animal cruelty by animal organizations and token police teams are often ineffective and harmful.)
       There are over a million law enforcement officers in the United States. If they encounter crime, including animal cruelty, it is their obligation to respond appropriately. This will never happen as long as animal organizations continue to be the poor substitute for the police.
        Crime belongs in the hands of public law enforcement. It is shameful that animal cruelty has been allowed to be the exception.