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SC veterinarians say animal shelters are abusing public funds and performing procedures they are not authorized to do.
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-- can be our greatness companion.
So we want him to receive the best care possible bug good intentions have pre dated a bit of bad blood between veterinarians and animal shelters in South Carolina didn't families cannot afford to take -- that their parents who -- private clinic a group of South Carolina that have authored a bill that will require animal shelters -- public funds.
To stop performing procedures on animals that then that's today -- saving her.
Should be done by bats in private practice subsidized care should not mean sub standard care for people who go to it humane society your shelter to adopt a pet the shelters say it comes down to affordable care if it means coming to us because we have a more affordable rate for services.
And so they had with more than five million homeless animals nation -- Close several more million of them are nice each year because they are not a -- Shelters argued that treating the health of these -- is the best way to find them home but the concern of the -- kids.
-- exactly is treating these animal.
We don't always know this shelter has two full time veterinarians on staff so any surgical procedure done to the pats -- performed by licensed vet.
Our first priority is to take care of the animal our first concern is not the profits of private veterinarians.
That -- they -- are only looking out for our pets.
Not to make an extra buck it's about the animals it's about the quality -- if the animals in South Carolina and very Clinton's Fox News.
