"The dog yelps once, perhaps from the prick of the needle, perhaps from the restraint. Waugh's patter never changes. 'Aww, what are you yelping for. we didn't hurt you, we just killed you,' he croons. He hugs the dog tight while it dies, then gently lays it on the table. After a moment, he checks for a heartbeat. A quick nod confirms none remains."
Alicia Gesner from the Mosaic annual tabloid newspaper. An interview with Bill Waugh, a Senior Kennel Officer at the Lane County Animal Regulation Authority, Eugene, Oregon.
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