Two New Mexico animal organizations are joining forces to push forward a project that will distribute an innovation called the “Missy Trap” to animal control agencies across the state.
Spurred by the tragic story of a dog named Rambo, they hope the project will change the game of trapping and saving lost and homeless dogs across New Mexico.
NMDOG, an Albuquerque-based rescue organization founded in 2010, has been working with Santa Fe-based CMM Lost Pet Recovery and Humane Trapping, for a few years The working relationship began as NMDOG founder Angela Stell witnessed the CMM group hit the ground running, literally.
Conrad Mahaffey, of Santa Fe, fabricates dog trap outside his home on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. A local humane dog-trapping group is making “missy traps,” which they are using to trap dogs around the state and are distributing those traps to animal control agencies around the state.
Conrad Mahaffey, of Santa Fe, fabricates dog trap outside his home on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. A local humane dog-trapping group is making “missy traps,” which they are using to trap dogs around the state and are distributing those traps to animal control agencies around the state.
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