This facility fna Humane Society Of Cape Girardeau. Is not humane & come to find out, was never associated with the MO Humane Society or the either Humane Society in St. Louis. Recently it changed name to SEMO Pets more appropriate under the circumstances.
My 3 month old puppy was lame & had a huge hernia. It was there 8 weeks. They said, they didn't know, then blamed a vet who never had contact with the puppy. Futher, I was NOT given feeding instructions. I was told "to look on the dog food bag " They did tell me "puppy chow." It's a large breed puppy. It needed large breed puppy food, not "puppy chow" I'm still dealing with medical issues.If they didn't know I'm 8 weeks that's a big problem. If they did & neglected it hoping the "adopter(s) would pay it. That's worse!
They have "adopted" numerous pets into the community without proper vet care. The 1st time I thought it was a mistake. I think perhaps they do it in purpose OR their vets are incompetent. It's one or the other. Sam needs surgery on his eye. I had Bullmastiffs for 30 years. He's incorrectly listed as a "Mastiff" The 1st time they had him he was a Bullmastiff. Then he was returned & became a "Mastiff" It appears from their own pictures he has entropian. It's an hereditary condition & expensive to fix. Only corrected by surgery. The dog is in pain. After saying this on Facebook. I was blocked I when I called "a vet looked at, treated it with a follow-up in 2 weeks. My God the dog may be blind by then. It is certainly suffering.
PLEASE CONTACT THEM & ASK FOR REAL VET CARE. FREE IS NOT WORKING!
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- EIN 43-1108057
- (573) 334-5837
- 180 Weston St Cpe Girardeau MO 63701-3566 USA
- www.semopets.org
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Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: To advocate for humane treatment of all animals and encourage spaying and neutering to decrease overpopulation of domestic animals.
Programs: The humane society takes in lost or stray animals and provides food, shelter and medical attention. Animals are placed for adoption whenever possible. This year, shelter was provided to many animals from a 17 county area. By maximizing adoptions and transfers to animal rescue organizations with waiting adopters, our adoption rate increases each year.
spay-neuter assistance program (snap). The spaying of animals helps control the number of lost or stray animals. The snap program provides low cost spay/neuter assistance for animals owned by persons with limited resources. Many people participated in the snap program last year. In addition, an annual one day event provides vouchers for free spay/neuter to anyone who participates, without any income restrictions.