Due to the ongoing problems at the

Summit County Animal Control Facility

and

with Craig Stanley, Summit County Administrator, lying to Summit County Council (for example)

The

SCARE

(Summit County Animal Rights Enforcement)

website is going back online.

 

"Some stupid things were done back then, including euthanizing animals we should not have," he said. "Our veterinarian worked out of a trailer and the whole facility was poorly run. But it's a new day. That kind of thing has not happened for years and will not happen again."  Craig Stanley.

Or has it? ....

             
"He added that efforts made throughout the Akron area, such as those of  _______________ and _______________, have helped improve the welfare of animals in the county overall."

Craig Stanley speaking to Summit County Council on February 7, 2011.   Which two organizations, which Mr. Stanley mentioned,  have done NOTHING to "improve the welfare of animals in the county overall"?   Click here to learn.   His lies continue!  Which organizations DID improve the conditions, and why won't Mr. Stanley talk about them?

 

 

 

 

Historical Documentation     

(live links to documentation and much more coming soon)

Unless noted otherwise, all were under the direction of current Animal Control Manager, Chrissy Congrove-Fatheree and Administrator Craig Stanley
*  Five rescued dogs have parvo, after staff states "No parvo in building"    
*  Animal Control Manager hiding cats.  Owner cannot claim if not seen    
*  Healthy cats deemed ill euthanized.  Owner not known cats taken there.    
*  Health records indicate wrong sex of animal.    
*  Healthy puppies kept on disease ridden floor    
*  Hidden dogs go to local rescue group.     
*  30 days locked up before a rescue group can adopt.    
*  Older dogs denied vaccine, wormer, flea treatment    
*  Dogs neglected.  Loose weight while impounded.    
*  (much more coming soon!)    
     

 

 

 

 

 

 

Website owned and maintained by SCARE founder Heather Nagel, concerned animal advocate. 

Questions, comments, or concerns?  Contact:  SCARE@summitcare.org