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Just a heads up but it is often illegal to forbid pets and children in apartments. Where I live that is the case. Lease clearly said 'no pets' but manager says f all when I take my dog for walks. If you want a pet I suggest looking into the laws regarding that in your area.
Only pets we're allowed to have are pets that can stay in a cage or aquarium or so, like hamsters or turtles or something like that.
These dogs need a good fenced in acre or more to run around and play in. They're mostly outdoor dogs. If I even could adopt them, I'd probably only bring them inside during extreme weather.
Mississippi Housing Authority for ya..
Is there no SPCA or other dog rescue in your area? Research them a bit and then notify one
Animal Control has already tried to catch them. No dice so far. Police know about the situation, and come to check on them occasionally and even give them treats.
In the meantime, we, along with other volunteers, manage to bring them something to eat and some water every day.
But guess what? Today I gave them both a brushy bath with hand sanitizer, and it worked great!