These dudes were featured on local news (CBS) for getting a stolen dog returned.
From their site:

You take a look at us, and maybe your first reaction is to cross to the other side of the street. Just remember to look both ways before you do.

We're not a gang, vigilantes or a social organization, but we do have that certain "in your face" style when it comes to animal abusers.

While we might hang out together once in a while at a hot rod show or a tattoo parlor, or hit the blacktop together on our bikes for a little road trip, the main thing that brings us together is our love of animals. We met because we were all doing the same thing on our pare time: rescuing and finding homes for abandoned and abused animals. None of us did it for money; we did it because we cannot stand by while anyone mistreats an animal!

We formed Rescue Ink because the problem of animal abuse and neglect has grown beyond the resources of the existing animal welfare agencies. We love the work done by some of the local shelters, but they cannot possibly keep pace with the volume of problems that need to be addressed.

That's where Rescue Ink comes in. We will stop at nothing within the bounds of the law to protect animals at risk. We will intercede without hesitation when we are informed of a situation that needs to be addressed, and we will address it. If we need to convince people to do the right thing ... we can be very convincing, we'll even buy animals if that's what it takes to get them away from abusers.

Rescue Ink is all about zero tolerance when it comes to animal abuse and neglect. Our ranks are growing everyday, as Americans from coast to coast are reaching out to join in our efforts. If you know something we should know, give us a call... NOW!




http://www.rescueink.org/
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