Operation OK Corral: the emergency rescue of 67 dogs in need after puppy mill closure
ARC’s Field Team traveled today to Oklahoma for Operation OK Corral, deployed on the urgent rescue of 67 dogs after a puppy mill closure. A puppy mill is a high-volume commercial breeding operation that prioritizes profit over the well-being of animals. A puppy mill is a place of suffering. The 67 dogs from this mill included English Bulldogs, Papillions, Bichon Frises, Shih Tzus, “designer” mixes, and more. Sadly, many of them suffered from untreated conditions consistent with long-term neglect.
These dogs have been raised, sold, and bred for profit, with little regard for their wishes or needs. Now, each one of them will be relocated to ARC’s Rescue Center where they will receive much-needed medical and social care, as well as daily physical care and enrichment until they are ready to be placed within our network of vetted placement partners in high-adoption regions.
With your help, their new lives begin now.
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I’m very interested in adoption, my step daughter ,who is bound to a wheel chair had a shit zu ,for a esa, that has past on .Her mother is allergic to dogs so we are very picky with what we need .thank you for your time and what you do .
Thank you for your interest and for choosing to adopt! Because of our focus on large-scale animal rescue, Animal Rescue Corps does not directly foster or adopt out the animals we rescue. As they are ready, we place the animals with pre-approved 501c3 non-profit placement partners where these animals will continue their journey to a loving home. You can see some of our placement partners here. https://animalrescuecorps.org/adopt/
Because of the volume of inquiries, volume of animals we rescue, and, sometimes, because of the preferences of our placement partners, we are broadly unable to provide placement information on specific animals. You can follow our social pages to see graduation posts tagging our incredible placement partners.
We encourage those looking to add a new companion animal to their family to visit our partners’ pages and local shelters and rescues and consider all the currently available animals. You will need to follow all application procedures and policies of the shelters and rescues handling the adoption; animals may not be immediately available for adoption upon placement. Best of luck finding your new best friend, and thank you always for choosing adoption.
Interest in adoption of golden or labradoodal please email me what you have please
Thank you for your interest and for choosing to adopt! Because of our focus on large-scale animal rescue, Animal Rescue Corps does not directly foster or adopt out the animals we rescue. As they are ready, we place the animals with pre-approved 501c3 non-profit placement partners where these animals will continue their journey to a loving home. You can see some of our placement partners here. https://animalrescuecorps.org/adopt/
Because of the volume of inquiries, volume of animals we rescue, and, sometimes, because of the preferences of our placement partners, we are broadly unable to provide placement information on specific animals. You can follow our social pages to see graduation posts tagging our incredible placement partners.
We encourage those looking to add a new companion animal to their family to visit our partners’ pages and local shelters and rescues and consider all the currently available animals. You will need to follow all application procedures and policies of the shelters and rescues handling the adoption; animals may not be immediately available for adoption upon placement. Best of luck finding your new best friend, and thank you always for choosing adoption.