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The Truth About CharityWatch’s Vicious Attack on DELTA Rescue’s 1500 Dogs, Cats and Horses
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The Truth About CharityWatch’s Vicious Attack on DELTA Rescue’s 1500 Dogs, Cats and Horses
By Frank Parlato Laurie Styron had questions. It began with an email. A request from a self-appointed guardian of virtue, CharityWatch, through its director, Laurie Styron, for clarification. CharityWatch calls itself “America’s most independent, assertive charity watchdog.” Styron issues “charity ratings on an “A+” to “F” scale“ so donors “can make more informed giving decisions.” Her subject for grading was DELTA Rescue. She found a clerical …
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