KING CITY, ON--(Marketwired - July 24, 2017) - Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary is working with the Ontario SPCA to save the lives of a group of dogs rescued from an alleged fighting ring in Tilbury, Ontario, in late 2015. This ground-breaking case made international headlines when tens of thousands of animal advocates around the world, including a number of celebrities, stood up and demanded that the dogs be given a second chance at life rather than face euthanasia. Finally, a solution has been found, and the dogs will soon begin a new chapter of their lives. Media is invited to interview animal rescue and welfare experts, including representatives from both parties, about what the future holds for these dogs.
WHO: Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary founder Robert Scheinberg and representatives, Ontario SPCA Deputy Chief, Jennifer Bluhm.
WHAT: Press conference to announce what the future holds for 21 victims of an alleged dogfighting operation.
WHERE: Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary - 1405 19th Sideroad, King City Ontario, L7B 1K5.
WHEN: 10 a.m. EST, Tuesday July 25th.
Please email or call media contact below for interview request and/or further information.
Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary is Canada's largest privately-funded animal shelter, and is a leading force for animal protection within Ontario and abroad. Since opening in 2015, Dog Tales has found loving homes for more than 1000 dogs in need.
Contact Information:
Clare Forndran
Media Director
Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary
p: 647-515-5022
e: media@dogtales.ca