Carroll County Dog Warden

I pulled 11 pups from this Pound. I found it clean and the dogs well fed. Like they told me, we don't like gassing these dogs, but have no choice. There are many nice pounds and shelters. Its not the building, but the people behind them. If the community got behind this, it could be better. I do see postings on the web for their dogs. And I got one last year, a very nice dog.
So I think they are doing the best they can do with what they have to work with

Pros: They were friendly

Cons: none

This is a dog pound. People bring their dogs and strays there and the warden gasses dogs on Fridays. Volunteers try to get the dogs out before Friday. It is always a mad scramble. Who knows where the dogs end up, really. People walk in and pay 15 dollars and get a dog. No questions asked. It is so sad. There is no spay or neuter policy. There's only one consistent volunteer on the ground and she is always overwhelmed. The town and the people do NOTHING to help. It's disgusting.

Pros: no innovation or creativity

Cons: rural, no resources