This story is written by Lynn Steinberg and sponsored by Maggi Hall of Animal Rescue Konsortium via the USA Herald Platform
In 2007, Maggi Hall of Deland, Fl started a non-profit organization called ARK. Her team has saved thousands of companion animals that would have otherwise been euthanized in local shelters. Maggi’s organization abides by the guidelines of The No Kill Advocacy Center. Maggi rejects the accepted principals of the “no kill” movement where over 10% of animals are still being euthanized in shelters that tout themselves as being “no kill.”
Maggi Hall Practices What She Preaches
In July 2012, Maggi Hall of Deland, Fl stumbled across two dogs on an Indian Reservation in Arizona. Both dogs were loaded with ticks and were visibly starving. Maggi drove the dogs to a shelter in Sedona that advertised itself as “no kill,” hopeful that the dogs would find good care and eventually a good home. Sadly, the dogs were rejected from the shelter as their medical needs were too extensive.
