Robot this week runs the no-kill shelter even more Montgomery County SPCA difficult. Researcher sheriff said it could be an inside job. A crime committed by a person at least somewhat familiar with how the business is run. The Humane Society of Montgomery County is in the abandoned and homeless animals . But earlier this week , someone was taken from the non-profit. A thief or thieves broke into the Montgomery County SPCA shelter one night after closing. According to the director , a safe with a thousand dollars is now missing as a donation box full of fifty dollars. Not a huge amount of money, of course , but the money away , it needs to function.
"It's really a lot. Spay is money. D money for clothes laundry soap things we use every day that people do not think, " said Lisa Mendel , director of Shelter. According to an investigator from the sheriff's office , employees were informed of a front window was Montgomery County SPCA ajar and when they came to work , the front door was closed. "It is absolutely amazing and makes us sick to our stomach that someone could steal a nonprofit that puts money in the house. We have no money ," says Mendel. It seems that the community is increasing its donations , but more are needed - especially because Montgomery County SPCA researchers say that there are no tracks in this case.
I could not believe someone would do that to an organization that seeks to help, said Kyle Inman, who makes a donation. If you have any information , the Department of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Montgomery County SPCA request to contact your shipping center.
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