Grey and White

FLOCK was an "animal rescue facility" on a two-acre plot of land in Pahrump, NV. As reported on Best Friends Animal Sanctuary's website, "A volunteer tipped off county officers to the inhumane conditions inside the two-acre facility in Pahrump. The compound, surrounded by a 12-foot-high fence topped with barbed wire, was inhospitable desert landscape where the temperature often soared to 120 degrees. , Most of the cats were severely malnourished, some near death. They suffered from upper respiratory illnesses as well as ear mites, tapeworm, rotten teeth and gums, open wounds or eye infections. At least 40 died because they were so sick and weak. , ?This is the worst I?ve seen in terms of animal cruelty and neglect,? says Mead, who was on-site at the beginning of the rescue. ?When we got there, your eyes would water from the smell of urine and feces, and there were thousands of flies in every building.? , Poor Snoopy must have been housed in the terrible Pahrump facility for most of his young life. So many cats were carried out of that hellish situation, blinking frantically at sunlight they had not seen in months, smelling clean air for the first time in a long while and importantly, feeling the loving touch of a human promising to care for them. Snoopy responded instantly to the kindness of strangers. While he is not a big snuggler, he loves to play with feather toys, enjoys the casual chin scratch or belly rub and loves to lay near you, purring contentedly. Snoopy deserves so much more than he has been given. Best Friends Animal Sanctuary rescued him from Pahrump and then, Paw Placement alleviated their overload by promising to find Snoopy the perfect home. We are waiting for you to come adopt Snoopy. All we ask is that you love him for life. We have no doubt that he will second that emotion!

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