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Puppy Mill dogs Rescued by CAPS
- CAPS Rescue Fund
- Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS - USDA Investigation - Spring 1999
- Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS - USDA Investigation in Minnesota: Fall 2001
- Puppy Mill Dogs Rescued by CAPS - USDA Investigation in Missouri: Spring 2001
- Dogs Rescued by CAPS from Lorton's Puppyland (Illinois) 2001 USDA Investigation
- Fall 2002 photo sheet
- Fall 2003 photo sheet
- Daisy's Last Six Months
- Maggie Rescues Herself
- Baby, Mama and Grandma Basset Thrive in New Homes
- Beatrice’s Holistic Veterinary Care
- Bassets Hounds' Puppy Mill in South Dakota (CAPS Investigation of Namken Facility - 2005)
- CAPS Fall, 2007 Photo Sheet
Rescue Animals, Pet Shop Dogs and ... a Bengal Tiger: Some of CAPS' Efforts and Accomplishments for 2002
Hershey: CAPS rescued Hershey, an 18-month-old Pomeranian-Dachshund from the Wee facility in Minnesota. This shy, fearful dog was very matted. His feet were encrusted with feces. Hershey has a wonderful new home.
Blondie: We rescued Blondie, a Chihuahua, during an investigation of puppy mills that deal with Shake A Paw. Blondie had scarred, swollen feet, sores, missing fur, gum disease, infected ears, and a red, swollen chest. She has a new home.
Bengal Tiger: This male Bengal Tiger is one of a number of animals (wild and domestic) we saw during an investigation of an unlicensed exotics dealer. CAPS submitted the evidence from this investigation to state and federal authorities.
Sadik: CAPS rescued Sadik, an eight-month-old German Shepherd from the exotics dealer. He had sores on his ears from fly bites and has hip dysplasia. Sadik is in long-term foster care so that he can be socialized and housebroken. He will need a home with a loving, patient family.
Wolf and Timber: These Malamutes came from a Shake A Paw pet shop. CAPS investigated Wolf's atrocious breeder. Wolf needs surgery for hip dysplasia. Timber's cherry eye also requires surgery.
Coal: CAPS rescued Coal from the exotics dealer. He has around domestic 100 cats. The dealer said that Coal was going to be a snack for the tigers if he jumped into their pen. Coal has a home.
Bledsoe: This Chihuahua from The New Zoo pet shop nearly died from a viral infection and hypoglycemia. Bledsoe also had a number of other medical problems. His canine siblings also became ill.




