We were warned that New Orleans would be tougher to deal with than Los Angeles when it came to the "dog problem". But nothing could prepare us for what we're dealing with now. We are literally drowning in dogs, dogs turned loose in front of our facility, dogs chained up, dogs in boxes, you name it. We haven't quite figured out a "plan" yet, per se, but we are putting our heads together to try and help these poor dogs. And so many think that because we have a TV reality series, that we're "rollin' in the dough" but all that does is help us put a dent in what monies we put out. We know that it is frustrating for everyone when they send us a plea for help to take their dog or a dog they found, but the truth is, until we figure out how we're going to handle what is here before us in New Orleans, we are very limited. For now we have to try and save what we have. And right now 40 dogs, most of them heartworm positive, is what is taking up our time and funding. Here are just a few of the dogs that have now entered the Villalobos family……….
