Saving the lives of Dallas pets: Operation Kindness steps in after SPCA of Texas steps out | SharonFGrigsby
MeLissa Webber, Dallas Animal Services director, and Operation Kindness CEO Ed Jamison with Handsome the hound in one of DAS' play yards. Handsome, ID# A1163574, is one of many pets available for adoption at the city shelter., Dallas has scored a life-saving victory for all its furball citizens.I reported the SPCA of Texas’ decision to end an agreement
Jamison, who previously oversaw Dallas Animal Services, says it will cost about $300,000 annually to deploy a three-person vet team to the city shelter for about 40 hours a week. “We feel very, very comfortable that we have a partner that’s going to be able to deliver,” Anderson said. Medical supervisor Nancy Garcia intubates a dog prior to a neutering surgery at Dallas Animal Services Thursday.
According to DAS records, Operation Kindness has taken 462 animals from the Dallas facility since Oct. 1, 2021, and SPCA has pulled five animals from the city shelter during that time.Additionally, according to Dallas police, 347 animals were taken to the SPCA’s Russell E. Dealey Animal Rescue Center between July 2021 and October. Of those, 308 were alive and 39 were deceased.
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