Houston Humane Society (HHS)
14700 Almeda Rd. Houston, TX 77053
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R.A.I.D.E.R. Files
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200+ Dog Seizure, Northwest Houston
Thursday, January 20, 2011
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The Houston Humane Society’s R.A.I.D.E.R. team has rescued 241 Animals from a private Houston residence.For years the dogs have been living inside the residence in severely unclean and deplorable conditions. By all accounts, the owner started out as a breeder and at some point stopped selling the animals which continued to breed indiscriminately resulting in this out of control situation. Sgts. Guerra and Schuelke of Precinct 6 and the Houston Humane Society R.A.I.D.E.R. team executed the warrant on 1-20-2011. Animals have been brought to Houston Humane Society where medical evaluations will be conducted.
Monetary donations are being sought to help cover the costly medical expenses and intensive care.
Houston Humane Society needs help to handle the influx of 200+ animals. Foster families are desperately needed to help care for some of our current pet residents to free up kennel space for the rescued dogs who need isolation and extensive veterinary care. Monetary donations are being sought to help cover the costly medical expenses and intensive care. If you want to assist us help these poor animals, please make a financial donation for the medical care and expenses or check our needs list for other items.
If you would like to contribute to the cost of caring for the animals on this page, please click on the link below.
Tehana, Texas Puppy Mill Seizure
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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The Houston Humane RAIDER Officers teamed up with the local Panola County Sheriff's Department to investigate
The Houston Humane RAIDER Officers teamed up with the local Panola County Sheriff's Department to investigate
a report of animal cruelty. Until a warrant was served, the woman refused to allow authorities to conduct a welfare
check on the animals. Once inside, the officers found 87 canines and six kittens living in severe filth. All Animals were
kept in overcrowded, dank, dismal conditions. It was obvious the dogs were neglected, malnourished and abused.
All 93 animals were immediately transported back to the HHS Animal Wellness Clinic for observation and care from
our staff of medical professionals. A court date in Panola County is still pending for the near future.
If you would like to contribute to the cost of caring for the
Panola County puppies, please click on the link below.
HHS would like to thank the ASPCA for their help with the Tehana Puppy Mill animals!
Update Cattle Seizure
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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The Raider Division received a report of sick and deceased cattle with more dying daily due to poor health at a pasture
located in Southeast Houston, Harris County. The Officers counted 13 carcasses lying throughout the pasture and
27 living, malnourished and sick cattle remaining on site. The remaining 27 cattle were immediately removed and
seized by the Officers from an unhealthy environment. All cattle were transported to the Houston Humane Society for
observation and care. This case has been awarded to the Houston Humane Society. Two criminal charges have been
accepted and already sent to the District Attorney's Office. The charges are Cruelty to Livestock, a Class A misdemeanor.
If you would like to contribute to the cost of feeding and
caring for these cattle, please click on the link below.
Update North Houston Canine Seizure
Monday, February 8, 2010
The Raider Division received a report on a breeder selling sick dogs. A total of 21 canines, 11 birds, and 1 rabbit were
seized from deplorable conditions from a residence out of North Houston. The Officers discovered the animals to be
living in a dirty and inhumane environment from which they were seized immediately thereafter. All animals were
transported to the Houston Humane Society for observation and care. This case has been awarded to Houston
Humane Society and has been referred to the District Attorney's office for review.
If you would like to contribute to the cost of medicating and
nursing these dogs back to health, please click on the link below.
Update Danbury/Pearland Starving Dogs Case
9:56 A.M. - Tuesday 26 January 2010
HHS Deputy Stacey Schuelke spoke with Brazoria County District Attorney, Jeri Yenni yesterday. She personally visited
the dogs at the home where they are being well cared for. One was treated for a minor issue not related to the prior
situation. As these dogs are in good shape, there are no plans to seize these animals. DA Yenni is still investigating
the person(s) that were responsible for the death of 'Cookie' the dog that died of starvation.
The Houston Humane Society is working directly with Brazoria County authorities on this case. Updates will be posted
as they develop.
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