EAST BROOKFIELD, Mass. — A Massachusetts animal shelter is working to place four small dogs that were among about two-dozen animals surrendered earlier this month from “an overwhelmed owner,” officials said.
Second Chance Animal Services is providing urgent medical care and support to the small dogs, Sheryl Blancato, CEO of Second Chance Animal Services, said in a statement.
“This situation highlights the importance of accessible veterinary care and responsible pet ownership,” Blancato said earlier this month. “The owner, overwhelmed by the number of dogs in his care, surrendered these pets so they could get the care they needed and new homes. Our team responded quickly, and we’re committed to giving these dogs the second chance they deserve.”
While 23 of the dogs surrendered in early October have found new homes, four remain from the same case of neglect that were initially thought to have placements, including one with significant medical needs, shelter …