Tall Tails Animal Rescue’s pleas for help are met with mixed blessings.
When the Chambers County Sheriff’s Office, along with other rescue boats in the area, answered the desperate pleas of Tall Tails Animal Rescue all appeared as normal as an emergency evacuation could be.
Three dams had been opened upstream. No prior warning was given, and over 100 dogs, cats and pigs at Tall Tail Animal Rescue were in eminent danger of drowning in the rising flood water.
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But as night descended, the rescue was halted by officials as being too dangerous, and the owners were forcibly escorted off of their property.
But what followed next is nothing short of astounding–a highly unusual, if not bizarre, Facebook post from the Chambers County Sheriff’s Office that added shock upon trauma for the owners of Tall Tail Animal Rescue, Kat Tschirgi Wilson and her husband Kevin.
The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office has accused Kevin Wilson of not only abandoning 31 dogs while the flood waters were rising, but claim that his interests lie primarily in collecting donations rather than in his dogs or his imperiled neighbors.
Moreover, without citing any evidence whatsoever, or without stating that the owners of the Tall Tails Animal Rescue in Hankamer (a city approximately 70 miles east of Houston) were under investigation, the Sheriff's Office also accused co-owner Kevin Miller of harboring “fighting dogs.”
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THEY DO NOT LOOK LIKE FIGHTING DOGS TO ME SO THE SHERIFFS OFFICE BETTER BE CAREFUL BEFORE MAKING SMART ELLIC REMARKS
not a man I would want as a partner or even friend!!!
Sad.
Shame on him
Wouldn’t it…. Shouldn’t it have been that same Sherriff’s office that should have notified them and all the neighbors that the dam’s were being opened. Looks like they dropped the ball here!
I don’t understand why someone would make a statement about dog fighting putt abuse the time is for action and helping everybody including animal’s to be safe and healthy. Thank you to the ppl who did rescue all of the animal’s their lives matter too.
Amen to that