A very old stray {The Old Fella Story}
Went camping this weekend at a campground on the lake, had not been there for a few years. Once there I began to walk around looking at the different sites when I noticed a very old dog. He just lay t...
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This was also in today's paper:
$6,000 offered for dog killer
By Diana Royal
dianar@thetruecitizen.com
What started out as a $500 reward
for a dog killer has now
reached $6,000 – and may keep
growing from there.
Old Fella Animal Rescue volunteer
Bruce Storm initiated the
reward with $500 out of his own
pocket for information leading to
the person(s) responsible for the
death of a dog named “Brandy.”
The six-month-old dog was
found dead at dumpsters on Story
Mill Road on the day she was to
be adopted. Old Fella volunteers
say they monitored and fed
Brandy for about 48 hours until
an adoptive family was found.
Brandy’s story has garnered
national attention, as organizations
around the United States are
now chipping in to help find
whoever shot her.
The Humane Society of the
United States contributed
$2,500; $1,500 came from the
Atlanta Humane Society; and the
Georgia SPCA (Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)
also added $1,500 to the
pot.
Storm says he anticipates more
donations to increase the reward
and hopes to see it reach $10,000 this week.
$6,000 offered for dog killer
By Diana Royal
dianar@thetruecitizen.com
What started out as a $500 reward
for a dog killer has now
reached $6,000 – and may keep
growing from there.
Old Fella Animal Rescue volunteer
Bruce Storm initiated the
reward with $500 out of his own
pocket for information leading to
the person(s) responsible for the
death of a dog named “Brandy.”
The six-month-old dog was
found dead at dumpsters on Story
Mill Road on the day she was to
be adopted. Old Fella volunteers
say they monitored and fed
Brandy for about 48 hours until
an adoptive family was found.
Brandy’s story has garnered
national attention, as organizations
around the United States are
now chipping in to help find
whoever shot her.
The Humane Society of the
United States contributed
$2,500; $1,500 came from the
Atlanta Humane Society; and the
Georgia SPCA (Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)
also added $1,500 to the
pot.
Storm says he anticipates more
donations to increase the reward
and hopes to see it reach $10,000 this week.
