Presorting and euthanizing at CHS

With new management, one who comes from genuine animal compassion and stewardship, CHS could be a viable and vibrant place for animals. As a former volunteer at CHS I was dismayed at the presorting and euthanizing occuring even when the mission statement said they do not for time or space. Many animals "disappeared" just before transports of large numbers of animals who needed space. The ones that "disappeared" would be the ones who had not gotten adopted yet, were alpha or a certain breed but walkable by volunteers, not all of course. They have taken in transports while knowingly understaffed, putting animals at risk if volunteers were unable to show up. There is more of course.

That being said, I am always up for hoping things can change for CHS and could happen if new caring management came in.

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