A Buddy For Life Inc

A Buddy for Life goes above and beyond to make sure these animals find the right home for them. They take on animals that no one else wants and I like that. They rescue the ones that need it the most.

I have not only adopted from a buddy for life, I have also volunteered with them. They went above and beyond for the animals and still do. They have a wonderful foster based rescue and take very good care of their dogs and cats in the rescue. I will continue to volunteer and or adopt from them.

I volunteered for A Buddy For Life during it's last year in Cecil County. While there I saw first hand that the animals were cared for and safe. The workers really know their stuff and that impressed me but seeing how they interact with the animals was amazing. I stopped by work every day to walk dogs and just loved it, so did the dogs. Seeing that the owner was so passionate about the animals in her care I decided to continue to volunteer when they went back to being a foster based program. I have seen so many happy families come and go because of their new family additions, my family included! Thank you so much for caring :)

Read all about this group on Cecil Times - abusive, disgusting, corrupt, racist, and the list goes on. Sad day for the animals, and taxpayers, in Cecil County when Buddy for Life came to town!!

I volunteered for this organization from February 2013 May 24, 2013 when I was informed by the volunteer coordinator, Jess Maslo, that I could no longer volunteer because Cecil County was receiving too many complaints about the cat room. While there I brought with me cleaning materials and always keep an emergency stash of kitty litter in my vehicle because they ran out and "would buy more tomorrow." I found a dying cat while doing a thorough cleaning of the cat room. He was wrapped in a bunch of sheets in a corner. He was in severe respiratory distress with matted and wet green drainage in his eyes and nose. He was sneezing constantly and wheezing. He would mouth breath at times and I noted he had red ulcers on his tongue. The person in charge of the cat room was gone for the day. I notified the co-director downstairs and she texted either the vet or the vet tech (who finally admitted she was not a licensed vet tech). This was at 3 pm. The plan was that the animal control officer would take the cat to the vets house when she got off work. There is no running water to the second floor. They now have dogs who have been crated on the second floor for over a year. The negalect and abuse has been reported to the county by multiple people, some of whom like me was told they could not come back. They tried to hide a dog attack. They lie constantly to questions are posed by the county oversight committee. The abuse and neglect is obvious and our county is not doing anything but they continue to give them 60,000 a month which was supposed to be used for the county 8 day stray hold. Instead they are using the money to fund their rescue. The vet associated with the shelter is on probation. Despite all the reporting, trying to allow HSUS or the ASPCA in to help, the county administrator, Tari Moore, has refused any help. They ahve slid into a severe hoarding problem which was predictable but could have been prevented if county officials started acting when they were first notified in May 2013.