Detroit's Dr. Dead Dogs?
- Abdul El-Sayed was director of the Detroit Health Department from 2015 to 2017, overseeing Animal Care and Control during which nearly 4,680 dogs and cats were euthanized.
- In 2015, the shelter had a kill rate of about 74%, and a whistleblower lawsuit filed by former employee Brittany Roberts accused the shelter of mistreatment, neglect, unsanitary conditions, and improper euthanasia methods.
- Under El-Sayed's leadership, the live-release rate at Detroit Animal Care and Control improved from about 20-26% in 2015 to about 61-62% by late 2016, according to his campaign.
- The shelter faced legal actions, including a $63,000 settlement in 2016 over the whistleblower lawsuit, and criticisms resurfaced during El-Sayed's 2024 Senate campaign.
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Shocker! Muslim Democrat Abdul El-Sayed (allegedly) ran a dog slaughterhouse
Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!Abdul El-Sayed is under fire after allegations have resurfaced, accusing Detroit of running a "dog slaughterhouse,” while he was the Detroit health director.Abdul El-Sayed's animal control ran a "slaughterhouse" that murdered over 4,000 puppies and kittens:"Dogs and cats were dying unnecessarily from disease...there were the allegations of neglect and even cruelt…
‘Dogs Against Abdul’: El-Sayed’s Horrific ‘Dog Slaughterhouse’ Goes Viral
More of Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s history is coming to light, and it is sickening. While he was Detroit Health Director from 2015 to 2017, the animal control department was hammered for the horrific mistreatment of pets, and it was reportedly branded a “dog slaughterhouse” by a former employee. Not all that shocking...
'SLAUGHTERHOUSE': Abdul El-Sayed's Sickening Dog Euthanasia Scandal Resurfaces
Abdul El-Sayed’s record overseeing Detroit’s troubled animal control agency is dogging his bid for the U.S. Senate in Michigan. The Democratic nominee took charge of the Detroit Health Department as the city transferred Detroit Animal Care and Control from the police department in October 2015. The move came as the shelter faced explosive allegations of animal neglect, filthy conditions and improper euthanasia practices. Former animal control of…
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