Hannah the Pet Society Euthanized Adoptable Dogs
The former owner of an 11-month-old puppy named Kelso leased from Hannah the Pet Society confirmed the puppy was not aggressive and is “shocked” to learn he was euthanized.
Last month I reported that Hannah euthanized three adoptable puppies, one of which was Kelso.
After learning the puppy she returned was one of the three dogs that Hannah killed, she posted this statement on Facebook:
Kelso. Image from Hannah the Pet Society.
Ironically, Hannah still makes money on the dead puppy.
Ms. Harris-Gomez sends it $100 per month to pay the $600 fee Hannah charged her for returning the dog.
Records Don’t Show Dogs Were Aggressive
In a statement to KGW-TV, Hannah the Pet Society spokeswoman Kara Hansen said the company euthanized the dogs due to multiple documented instances of aggressive behavior, including biting.
The company stands by the decision to put them to sleep rather than return them to a shelter, where they could face years of re-adoption and return and could hurt people.”
However, as I reported, nothing in Hannah’s records I have seen indicated that dogs had aggression problems.
Kelso’s medical records show that his adopters returned him the first time because they couldn’t afford the payments. He also chewed on various items excessively and peed in the house.
The family did note on the return form that Kelso had “Zero bites” and was “highly friendly to new people, and children.” The report also notes “Member recommends rehoming” and “member states “very lovable.”
Kelso’s records also confirm his second owner returned the puppy because “the other dog in the house didn’t accept him.”
The records also show Ms. Harris-Gomez said Kelso was a “Wonderful dog” and his issues could be fixed “with proper training.”
Many thanks to Ms. Harris-G0mez for coming forward and sharing Kelso’s real story.
Thank you for sharing this important story. This company needs to be held accountable.
If you are a Hannah Society member and believe that it’s failing to live up to its promises and obligation, email contact@hannahsocietyexposed.org. Free legal assistance may be available to you!
I’m very glad this outfit is getting the “exposure” they deserve, even though it’s not the exposure they would have liked. Putting down young, healthy, adoptable dogs is an outrage. It’s past time to shine a bright light into Hannah’s dark corners.
Being a former employee of Hannah the Pet Society I will second all the “rumors” about them euthanizing animals that are supposed to be “returned to sources” is correct. . . They load them up on sedatives and if that does not work they then euthanize these dogs/puppies. They may have cute puppies, but you can find them at any local breeder for cheaper just like Hannah can. Their “shelters/sources” is BS, yes some pets do in fact come from shelters and organizations, but the cute little boston terrier, pure bred french bulldog did not come from a puppy mill or shelter, her came straight from a breeder. Its sad that people think these dogs/puppies have a story … and most of them don’t. I did not understand the concept at first, but they definatley are leasing an animal to you. You do not have ownership, hannah decides if you can use their emergency services, and many more reasons why someone should stay very far away from this place.