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> Cindy Marabito runs a pit bull rescue out of her house in Austin, Texas. "We're the only raw-feeding, holistic, completely no-kill pit bull refuge and rescue
by manuelabeledo 3y ago
> Cindy Marabito runs a pit bull rescue out of her house in Austin, Texas. "We're the only raw-feeding, holistic, completely no-kill pit bull refuge and rescue in the United States," she says. She currently has nine dogs that roam her big, mulched backyard by the banks of the Colorado River.
> The philosophy of her rescue is to give "low to no vaccines."
This is nuts. So what happens to especially aggressive pit bulls, that also happen to be ill?
This people shouldn't be allowed to run shelters of any kind.
- squigz 3y agoI'm fairly unsurprised to hear this is in Texas.
- downrightmike 3y agoSame thing as anything else that gets rabies, basically fast zombies that are hard to kill. Truly terrifying.
- Salgat 3y agoRaw feeding is so much more expensive and has no scientific advantages for dogs. This sounds par for the course for a terribly managed shelter.
- the_doctah 3y agoPit Bulls should be illegal in the first place, and the people who attach themselves to specifically this breed of dog have a form of mental illness, and are allergic to facts and statistics (or rather, base their entire identity around trying to prove those statistics wrong).