Suncoast Animal League (Palm Harbor)

When they take puppies, they should take their moms too and spay them. But they don't, just the quick sale puppies

They import puppies from out of state, which contributes in a bad way to our overpopulation problem in our own area shelters. I would love to see them reduce the population in our shelters and take those dogs.

I was surprised to see one of the puppies they adopted out end up in the shelter in Hillsborough County and they refused to take it back. Sheba was 8 months old when they no longer wanted her.

Sheba was adopted from Suncoast Animal League as a baby, she wasn't trained, and was dumped in Hillsborough County Shelter at 8 months old. She was scared and climbing up the back of her kennel when Animal control workers tried to interact with her. Suncoast refused to take her back. She was euthanized August 11, 2017 at the age of 8 months old for "behavior". She was scared, not mean.

Suncoast is great at sharing injured dog cases with the news for alot of donations! They plaster those photos all over their social media too asking for donations!

They don't kill their dogs. They leave them in the shelter and refuse to take back dogs that were adopted from them. The shelters kills them, Suncoast Animal League doesn't

I would assume the director is the one who makes the decisions to not reclaim puppies they adopted out that were dumped in County Shelters. Sheba died at 8 months old because Suncoast Animal League refused to go get her when her adopters dumped her in the shelter in Hillsborough County. While our shelters in central Florida have high rates of euthanizing dogs, Suncoast Animal League imports more cute puppies from out of state and contributes to the overpopulation in this area. And then won't take them back when the former pups, now dogs need him! Puppies bring in good money!