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June 14th, 2012
10:38 PM ET
Why animal charity is in deep debt
Drew Griffin reports on a charity that raised millions to help animals but spent nearly all that money on fund-raising expenses.
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Post by: Drew Griffin Filed under: Charity Investigation • Special Investigations Unit |
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Great piece. Now we need you to investigate the Humane Society of the U.S. They spend millions on fund raising and lobbying and hardly anything on pets. Their ads are extremely deceptive.
Finally, the news about the corrupt big businesses "SPCA" and "Humane Society" is hitting the mainstream! We've been trying to tell you this for years. SPCA and HSUS are just big businesses that use puppies and kittens to pull on your heartstrings and make money for them. Animals see almost none of this money. Staff members and directors do.
This person is well known in the rescue community. Not well liked. Do not let this keep you from donating to legitimate rescue organizations!!!!!