. I have been commenting and emailing and calling ...

. I have been commenting and emailing and calling all day and last night. I asked to adopt him and explained that I was over an hour away, I tried to fill out paperwork online or through email so the organization, ACCT, knew I was serious about adopting him. At 7:30 last night I received a response saying we close at 8, hope you can make it by then THAT WAS AFTER I had explained I was over an hour away. I emailed back basically pleading to keep him till today so I could come get him and would fill out whatever paperwork they wanted. NO RESPONSE. After almost 24 hours of being ignored I NOW received an email from apparently a doctor within the organization, I m sorry let s give this lady full credit she is Hillary Herendeen and apparently the medical director. She informed me that she was sorry to tell me that he was euthanized last night because they could not keep him on a hope that I would actually turn up to adopt him today. To me that Hope was first of all worth the chance of saving his life, wouldn t you agree? Secondly hoping I would actually show up? I have commented on every post multiple times I have emailed, called, left messages multiple times. That poor innocent dogs life was worth the ONE NIGHT OF HOPE that he needed. This whole situation was handled so unprofessionally and to say these people are animal lovers is an insult to the people who really do love animals. No true animal lover would have had the heart to euthanize that dog last night KNOWING HE HAD SOMEONE TO ADOPT HIM. This organization is awful and it is heart wrenching to see how many animals they euthanize for no fault of the animals. The fact they could have saved one and didn t bat an eye is horrendous. And before anyone comments on this, I know you can t adopt online I was begging to do anything to SAVE the innocent animal. Before you comment about being full, I know that also, but wasn t it worth being extra full for one night to save him? Make it work for one night? Any animal lover would agree with me. He was WORTH that HOPE, the ONE NIGHT he NEEDED to LIVE.