Please read the state reports about Helmetta Regional Animal Shelter (links included in this post). Consecutive violations, year after year, ranging from disease control protocol to method of euthanasia and lack of record keeping, just to name a few. Statements from people begging to find out what happened to animals who went into the shelter and were never seen again. The shelter is now trying to ban people from taking photographs on public property. Rescues trying to save animals from the shelter are ignored or told no, thank you by the shelter director. Dogs are being imported into our state without health certificates and are being released to the public not spayed or neutered, without vaccines. Records are lost. Simple inquiries about animals are deleted from HRASs Facebook page. Legitimate questions, such as how are the dogs evaluated at the shelter, are answered with responses such as: The 3 stooges of dog behavior. Why dont stop down and check out the shelter and you can ask all the questions you want. We got our degrees from captain crunch(sic). The shelter claims to be low-kill and progressive, a place where they do not euthanize healthy adoptable animals. If thats the case, where are the animals from twenty-one townships in this small facility? Why are the majority of adoptions out of state puppies and dogs? Dont let the bleach fool you. Shelter employees have been busy scrubbing parts of the shelter down and finally giving out some cat beds and water bowls ever since this page went up. But cleaning a few times while the world is watching isnt enough. You dont have to believe just one thing on this page. Put it all together. Is everyone lying? The state inspectors, the former volunteers, previous employees, adopters, the numbers that dont add up. Is it all a lie, Mayor Martin? Why are tax-payers, again, footing the salary for husband and wife Michal and Richard Cieliesz? Reform Helmetta Regional Animal Shelter NOW. Keep the pressure on! Let your voices be heard! REMEMBER TO KEEP ALL COMMUNICATION POLITE AND RESPECTFUL. NO THREATS, CURSING. SET A GOOD EXAMPLE FOR YOURSELF AND THIS PAGE. The shelter is located at: 58 Main Street Helmetta, NJ 08828 Phone: (732) 521-6016 Helmetta has animal control contracts with the following towns and municipalities: Aberdeen; Cranbury, Holmdel, Hazlet, Helmetta, Matawan, Milltown, North Brunswick, Plainsboro, Spotswood, South River, Sayreville, Freehold, Freehold Borough, Marlboro, Millstone, South Brunswick, Monroe, Manalapan, Highland Park, New Brunswick If you live in one of the above townships, contact your township officials with your concerns about Helmetta Regional Animal Shelter! Request an investigation of the shelter: This is a complete contact list for Helmetta: helmettaboro/Cit-e-Access/ContactInfo/... NJ State Dept of Health 244 E Hanover St Trenton, NJ (609) 292-7834 Also, we are seeking information from people who have adopted a sick animal from the shelter, volunteered or worked for the shelter, or have information that they believe can help with our goal - shelter reform. Email us: reformhras@gmail (We cannot accept anonymous reports.) State and county health department Inspection Reports, which were obtained under the NJ Open Public Records Act. These are PDFs and you will need Adobe Acrobat to open them. The four reports are listed for 2014 back to 2011. There are also two other reports (one is their 2012 Annual Report) here; please scroll down to see them: July 2014 pwnj.org/images/pdf/helmettainspection7-16-14.pdf October 2012 pwnj.org/images/pdf/helmettainspection10-23-12.pdf November 2011 pwnj.org/images/pdf/helmettainspection11-30-11.pdf October 2011 pwnj.org/images/pdf/helmettainspection10-26-11.pdf 2012 Annual Report - listing intake and disposition of the animals, including euthanasia statistics pwnj.org/images/pdf/helmettaannualreport2012.pdf Responses to an Open Public Records Request, 2012-2013 pwnj.org/images/pdf/helmettaopraresponses2012-13.pdf
Posted on: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 21:42:21 +0000
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