PETA Calls for Immediate Seizure of Cats

Hate is not a word I use but I hate this woman for all the pain and hurt she caused how can u stand by and watch these cats suffer I wuld rather starve myself to ensure my cats or fish or wat eva were fed and care for. Thank you PETA for showing the world wat this woman did Joe hopefully close her down forever

Congratulations to PETA's special undercover investigator in Myrtle Beach for succeeding in having most of these animals killed cleanly. I guess that counts as a victory for animal lovers everywhere. I kind of worry though about what sort of fate these hidden eugenicists in the area would wish for me... Yet, with chronic pain, a falling apart wheelchair, so few whole & healthy teeth that my mouth resembles Stonehenge and I don't smile too broadly for fear of attracting druids, and there's undoubtedly some gum-disease going on in there too since SC Medicaid hasn't provided dental coverage for as long as I can remember -- I guess it's a good thing Kevorkian is out of jail. Then again, I'm a human animal, so I probably don't even need to have any physical ailments to qualify for euthanasia. And if being human AND crippled isn't enough to have me "put to sleep", I haven't been spayed or neutered... so I'm a BREEDER also! I feel so guilty. Could PETA please have their Myrtle Beach/Horry County enforcer to contact me and help plan my "dignified exit"? As righteous veganazis we should not rest until humans are treated as equals to all other animals. Biocentrism, be damned! Technocracy, here we come! Long live the non-profit industrial complex. Please give money today to help us end suffering in the most humane way possible.

PLEASE, DEAR GOD. GET THESE POOR, NEGLECTED, ABUSED ANIMALS AWAY FROM THIS PSYCOPATH.

I "Googled" this woman (Elizabeth Owen) and her facility and was shocked to see such a professional website and what seemed to be very caring humans trying their hardest to place homeless cats. I was unable for some reason to view PETA's video of the horrible conditions and can only go by what the rest of you are writing. From what you all say, I am actually glad I was unable to see the video. Anyway, I believe this woman kept taking in cats with the vision or should I say delusion that she would be able to place them but never could. I can relate; I took in a pregnant female cat thinking after the kittens were born, I would place them in good homes. Even after I had the kittens spayed and given their first round of shots, I could not place them. I had socialized them well and they were and still are cute as can be. In the end I was only able to place 1 kitten and I had to fly her to a woman (friend of a friend) in Pennsylvania (for anyone wondering, she has a wonderful home - I get updated pictures all the time) :-) Anyway, the point is that out of 4 kittens, I could only place one and this was after much effort was put forth and money was spent. I have the mother and 3 of her kittens along with another rescued cat I had already taken into my home. This is in addition to the 4 dogs I share my life with. I know I have reached my max and although I can care for the animals who live with me, to add any more would be a disaster. For us animal lovers, we sometimes take on more than we can handle and have nothing but the best intentions when we begin. Those with mental illness simply cannot stop taking in the animals and this is the reason the term "animal hoarders" has been coined in recent years and extensive studies have been done. I truly feel for everyone involved (human and animal) in this case and for those involved in the many other cases which have yet come to light (because you better believe there are many more cases just like this one to be discovered). Whether in great magnitude of hundreds of animals as in this case or in smaller numbers, the animals of hoarders suffer all the same. We must fight in our own communities and have petitions signed for mandatory spay/neuter laws because without these laws in place and enforced we will always have unnecessary death and suffering of the animals. For every dog or cat "rescued" 100's more are born on the street, in an alley or in an abandoned warehouse. The ONLY way to fix the problem is to force humans to actually be RESPONSILBE where the animals are concerned.

I am glad for PETA and their investigation on these kind of animal cruelty. In this case, I am appalled and angered by the people that run this facility but in the other hand, I think they are lacking funds to care for the cats. Where are these cats going once removed from this hell hole? Maybe if we donate to them it will help them clean up and pay for vet care. Just my opinion. They have the space. They just need to get it cleaned and care for these poor cats. I wish I was close to this place. I would visit and help with funds and time.