Operation BArkansas

The site is now SO much better for the animals. If you'll compare these pictures to my first group, you'll see the the absence of trash everywhere. You'll see that the dogs are now all in nice pens and not in tiny cages and crates. What you can't see is the smell. It smells like grass, straw and cedar chips now. Thank God for cedar chips.

There have been rumors floating around that the only reason the HSUS wants to get the dogs out is so that they can be euthanized. This couldn't be further from the truth. Do you really think they'd spend tens of thousands of dollars on all the chainlink fence panels and dog houses for animals they wanted to put down??? I don't think so either. Would they spend even more money on vet care for them? No. There is NO intention or desire to put these dogs down. These rumors are 100% untrue.

Add on top of the monetary costs the even bigger HUMAN costs. There've been dozens of volunteers in here from all over the country. A few payed for by various rescue and humane organizations, but most completely on their own. They're taking vacation time to come help these dogs. For their help, we're eternally grateful.

So far, we've had people in from: Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Washington State, Maine, etc. There are probably more that I'm not aware of too.

The two large tents you see are our "maternity ward" and the medical/supply tent. With puppies still being born all the time (VERY few altered males or spayed females), there are seemingly always puppies coming.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us at help@mhpets.com.