A woman is "terrifed" about the future of 1,400 dogs as her dog shelter charity struggles with support during the cost-of-living crisis. She fears dogs at her Romanian rescue charity Bid To Save A Stray (BTSAS) will be let out on the streets, where lurking dog-catchers are said to capture and kill dogs.
The dog rescue charity was set up in 2014 by Roz Dilly, 58, from Birdsedge, Huddersfield and her friend Christina Paun. The dog lovers founded the charity due to the lack of relevant dog housing and the shelter was born to provide a safe place for dogs to stay.
The Romanian based shelter is currently keeping over 1,400 dogs safe. It takes canines off the street so they can avoid brutal tactics employed by Romanian authorities, reports YorkshireLive.
